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  1. Incubation Guide

    Incubation Guide

    In this place you will find all types of information necessary for the proper course of egg incubation. The following guide contains a collection of tips that may be helpful at the beginning of the adventure with nesting apparatus. We hope that they will be useful and will give you the correct picture of this very important process.

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  2. Fair Ferma Łódź 2017

    Fair Ferma Łódź 2017

    On 17-19.02.2017 we took part in the international Ferma fair, which took place at the new EXPO hall in Łódź. The fair was very popular with visitors, who appeared in large numbers during each day of the exhibition.

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  3. transportation box for birds

    How to send live birds by courier?

    Shipping goods via couriers and postal services has become an everyday occurrence, that facilitates movement of items and documents between locations. For bird breeders, the ability to ship birds safely and efficiently is a very important issue that allows, among other things, the development of breeding and prosperity through the purchase or sale of birds. What was once a difficult challenge is now becoming more accessible and hassle-free activity, thanks to new technologies and specialized services.

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  4. Guineafowl in the Garden: Natural Predators of Ticks, Mice, and Slugs. Are They Worth Keeping?

    Guineafowl in the Garden: Natural Predators of Ticks, Mice, and Slugs. Are They Worth Keeping?

    Keeping guinea fowl is an excellent alternative to chemical plant protection products, helping improve crop quality and the overall condition of the soil. Guinea fowl are a natural and highly effective way to control pests such as ticks, slugs, Colorado potato beetles, caterpillars and other beetles, while causing much less damage to vegetation than other types of poultry, such as chickens or ducks.

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  5. How to Insulate a Chicken Coop: Protecting Your Flock from Low Temperatures

    How to Insulate a Chicken Coop: Protecting Your Flock from Low Temperatures

    A chicken coop is a home designed for chickens and other poultry kept in backyard flocks. Nowadays, houses for people are insulated to protect them against low temperatures. In the same way, an all-season chicken coop should be insulated and protected against the cold weather that occurs during winter. All types of poultry need warmth in winter, even though birds have feathers that help protect them from low temperatures and the possible consequences of frost, including illness.

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  6. How Often Should You Clean a Chicken Coop? Seasonal Cleaning and Limewashing

    How Often Should You Clean a Chicken Coop? Seasonal Cleaning and Limewashing

    Cleaning a chicken coop is one of the basic responsibilities of every poultry keeper and an important part of preparing the building for a new season. Spring is a traditional time for cleaning after winter, not only in the home but also in livestock buildings. However, a thorough chicken coop cleaning, combined with disinfection and whitewashing, should also be carried out after the summer season. Why is it so important to clean a backyard chicken coop?

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