Plymouth Rock Chicken Breed Characteristics
Docile, gentle, hardy and good sitters, Plymouth Rock Chickens have been one of…
A Closer look at Dark Brahma Chickens.
The dark Brahma is a large fowl, like all other Brahma varieties. They…
Orpington chicken breed and management information
The Orpington chicken breed is a large-sized bird developed in England in the…
Sussex Chicken Breed Profile and Management Information
The Sussex chicken, originally bred in Sussex, Britain has become one of the…
Light Brahma Chickens – all you need to know.
The Light Brahma chicken is one of the varieties of the Brahma Chicken…
Brahma Chicken Complete Breed Profile – Care, Size, Eggs, Weight
The Brahma originally named Brahmaputra (Brahmapootra) after a river in India, is an…
Raising Cornish Cross Chickens
Cornish cross (Cornish X) is the darling of the commercial chicken meat industry….
American Game Chicken Breed – All you need to know
The American game chicken breed, also known as the American gamefowl, was developed…
Wyandotte Chickens Breed and management Information
The Wyandotte is an American chicken breed that is reared by homesteaders and…
Jersey Giant Chicken Breed Details and Management Information
The Jersey Giant, as the name suggests is one of the largest chicken…
Cornish Chickens Profile and Management Information
The Cornish chickens breed, previously referred to as the Indian game is an…
Hi there,
My name is James, poultry keeper. I love reading. As I was researching poultry, I discovered that there is no single resource where you can read about poultry breeds. I am yet to find a single book dedicated to this topic. Have you heard of the Matebele chickens from Southern Africa? Or the Dragon Chickens from Vietnam that have enlarged feet?
The Poultry Breeds Project is an ongoing effort to research and write comprehensive articles on poultry breeds that were, are, and are being developed. These breeds have made a significant contribution to the poultry industry and our lives.
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