Poultry breeding

When raising poultry on a private farm or farm, an incubator for artificial hatching is essential. For small numbers of eggs, purchasing one is impractical. Therefore, many poultry farmers familiar with the device's operation prefer to make their own.

A dacha isn't just a great place to relax, it's also a place to grow your own food. This includes vegetables, fruits, meat, and eggs. Raising chickens at home isn't as difficult as it seems, and even novice farmers can handle it.

Turkeys are considered the king of birds. People are drawn not only to their dietary and tasty meat, rich in high-quality protein, but also to their unique coloring. For those who want to breed them or simply enjoy their beauty, it's enough to know the basic rules for keeping them.

On farms and private farms, ducks are mostly raised for their tasty meat. Therefore, when choosing poultry, preference is given to meat-producing breeds with a high yield. This is why large, early-maturing Mulard ducks are quite popular among poultry farmers. While raising and keeping them isn't particularly difficult, there are some nuances. In this article, we'll discuss the proper raising and feeding of these birds, as well as the necessary conditions for their breeding.

Quail farming has recently become the fastest growing branch of the home farming industry. This is because the cost of keeping and feeding this species of bird can yield a good profit. Quail are also prized for their eggs, which are a treasure trove of vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients. A small number of quails can even be raised in an apartment.