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Jacquie Jacob
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The small and backyard poultry flock eXtension site was developed to meet the needs of poultry producers, extension educators and consumers.
Food for chickens
What are the options for feeding a backyard flock? Including complete rations; fermentation; using concentrates and your own grains; and pasturing. And what NOT to feed chickens? These options will be discussed by Dr. Jacquie Jacob, University of Kentucky.
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Common concerns with backyard or urban poultry
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Those not wanting to have chickens in their neighborhood cite disease, noise, odor, pests, and waste management as common concerns that can have implications on the health of people in the area. How can these concerns be addressed to eliminate or reduce these concerns for people owning the flocks and for their neighbors? These concerns will be discussed by Ron Kean of the University of Wisconsin.
Chicken Psychology
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How do chickens see the world and their place in it? How does it play a role in behavioral issues such as feather pecking, cannibalism, and egg eating? How should you go about introducing new flock mates to a coop? How can you get hens to lay eggs in a nest and not all over the place? These issues will be discussed by Dr. Richard Blatchford from the University of California, Davis.
Life of a backyard flock owner
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If you are thinking about starting a backyard chicken flock, it is important to know what would be involved in terms of your time and energy. Topics covered by Megan Patent-Pygren from the University of Nebraska will include how to hold a chicken; morning and evening routines; cleaning the coop; what to do when you travel; seasonal care routine for summer, fall, winter, and spring.
Understanding breeds, varieties, and strains
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Chickens come in many different shapes, sizes, and colors. How did all the different breeds and varieties of chickens come about? How do you know which would be best for your backyard or urban flock? This will be discussed by Brett Kriefels from the University of Nebraska Extension will be presenting.
Aves de corral 101
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El seminario web incluirá una revisión de la terminología avícola básica y los sistemas básicos de cría de aves de corral. La terminología incluiría términos para diferentes especies de aves de corral (machos, hembras, crías); anatomía externa; comportamientos comunes de las aves de corral; e implicaciones de los diferentes sistemas de cría (extensivo, semi-intensivo e intensivo, pasto vs. conf...
Poultry 101
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The webinar will include a review of basic poultry terminology and basic rearing systems for poultry. Terminology would include terms for different species of poultry (males, females, offspring); external anatomy; common poultry behaviors; and implications of different rearing systems (extensive, semi-intensive, and intensive, pasture vs. confined). This webinar will be repeated on Feb 8 at 3 P...
Chicken Health and Wellbeing
zhlédnutí 210Před 6 měsíci
This presentation by Dr. Geoffrey Lossie, DVM from Purdue University will discuss how to keep your chicken flock healthy - and how to know when something goes wrong. Most chicken diseases can only be diagnosed by necropsy, but if a chicken is a family pet, this is not a possibility. How can you narrow down the disease possibilities based on flock history and chicken symptoms? Based on general d...
Managing pasture poultry
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During a past webinar on pasture grazing with multiple species I was asked for more details on managing a poultry flock on pasture - so here it is. Dr. Jacquie Jacob from the University of Kentucky will be discussing the practical aspects of raising poultry on pasture.
Designing a small flock poultry house
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For those thinking of starting a backyard flock, it is important to design your poultry house first. Alicia Halbritter from the University of Florida Cooperative Extension Service will be discussing how to go about designing a house that meets your needs.
Respiratory issues with poultry
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During her webinar on an overview of poultry anatomy, Dr. Jacquie Jacob from the University of Kentucky mentioned that respiratory diseases were one of the main problems with poultry. She was asked to have a separate webinar on this topic - so here it is. The topic will be presented by Dr. David Frame, DVM from Utah State University.
Sanitation in a poultry house
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Whether for disease prevention or to clean up after a disease outbreak, sanitation is an important part of cleaning a poultry house. Dr. Tony Pescatore from the University of Kentucky discusses how to clean and sanitize a poultry house.
Fecal flotations for internal parasites of poultry
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Often poultry owners think they have to routinely treat their flocks for intestinal parasites, but properly managed flocks should not have intestinal parasite problems. Flocks should only be treated if they are infested. A fecal flotation can help identify an intestinal parasite problem. Dr. David Frame, DVM from Utah State University, will be discussing how a fecal flotation is done and how to...
Hatching waterfowl eggs in a home incubator
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Last month's webinar was on the daily management of a home incubator, focusing primarily on chickens. This month's webinar will look specifically at hatching waterfowl eggs, which have different incubator requirements than chickens and turkeys.
Daily management of a home incubator
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For those wanting to hatch out small batches of fertile eggs, a home incubator is a great opportunity to do so. Ron Kean from the University of Wisconsin will be discussing the day-to-day management of a home incubator to maximize hatchability.
Controlling external parasites of poultry
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Controlling external parasites of poultry
Controlling internal parasites of poultry
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Controlling internal parasites of poultry
Re purposing buildings for poultry production
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Re purposing buildings for poultry production
Poultry welfare with small and backyard flocks
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Poultry welfare with small and backyard flocks
What is the yellow chunks floating around in my chicken?
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I wish you could be my mentor Dr. Jacob. Live in Hawaii here! lol 😅
Hawaii here! Looking to start small scale commercial egg farming.
amazon does not have available licorice root extract how much do you give to a chick 20 days old and how? for sneezing
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Thank you very much, valuable lecture. Is it possible for me to get this lecture?pdf
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I think you should make the book how to line breeding, for sale
good chicken anatomy & organs functions # but regarding egg formation , ovulation , as i understand yolk is produced in the liver then enters in ovary developing follicles & the embryo cells develop from the fertilized yolk rather than white Albumin # 👍🇵🇰
thank you
Can you do a video on Emus? -Saadia from MN
very informative ma'am, thank you so much for this video giving lots of knowledge. I'm a gamefowl breeder from the Philippines - more power to you ma'am.
Is it true thst if your flock tests positive for somebof these things that you will be made to cull the entire flock? Btw- video autolayed to this- this comment was meant for a bio security video you did and spoke in the influenzas
When you say to put in existing flock members with quarantined birds after three four wks donyou mean actually penned together or just sharing a wall? Or just same room different pens?
good chicken basic organs anatomy but the video has multiple disruptions where sound was not recorded # 👍🇵🇰
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From NC glad to get the video possible on CZcams thank you
i am a student of bachelor degree in poultry science. what is the value of poultry in foreign country?
Thank you for these videos❤
You are so welcome!
THAT IS NOT A BB RED CUBALAYA!!!! Cubalaya are Wheaten!!!!
Your vedio is so effective. Love from Bangladesh.
Many many thanks
Thanks, can listing the bacteria type of all digestive system
13:00 I think you are talking about SymtonBSF in Texas (USA). I have Larvae from them right now that I'm raising.
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I wanted to hear everything you said. but 3 times now the volume cuts out! I am halfway done!
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I’m from Texas, I love learning more about poultry, I will be a poultry expert one day, I raise my own fowl, & love to learn new things everyday
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No one so far has given complete knowledge like u ,thanq madam.
thank you. Greetings from Alabama.
Im here in 2023 laughing at the "welcome" comments 😂
why would purina put a substance in their feed that would reduce egg laying ? when i inquired about this to a manager at tractoer supply why perina would do something so diabolical they had no answere,Im nott sure whats going on in America today but when you take a huge manufature like perina secretly developing a feed that will stop a chicking from laying eggs You can no longer trust anything in America at this point unfortunately this is todays reality when chicking feed is part of a political agenda to control the food supply chain There is no telling whats going on with GMO ect anyone that trust these phycopaths like bill gates dr fauchi ect are doomed
Ivermectin is a great full spectum product,,shout out georgetown ky
Hello.. The lactura is wonderful. But how did give and get to lactura pdf please
Our speakers do not give out their presentations.
That was great! Extremely useful..thanks.
Thank you for this Dr. Jacquie... What can you say about the Naked Neck Gene and Frizzle gene in homozygous state? I've read somewhere that they are a lethal gene but I can't confirm them from a more reliable source... Hope you could help me with this... Thank you...
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Jacquie, what gauge wire cattle panel did you use?
Can you starve a tapeworm to death? Seems there is not much research on that.
Great presentation, Can I have access to the ppt, please ?
Thankyou for these informative webinares I don't see them live but are good to refer to when topic is needed. Can you do one on machinery oil on chickens. I had a hydrolick oil leak about 60 litres sprayed and leaked out. it took about a year to get the contractor to clean it up. There isn't information on how this affects chickens/farm animals, the danger to them. People seem to think you need a huge oil tanker for it to be unhealthy. It's affected ther fertility, there bones were so inflamed, and livers were black last year this year there livers are getting better but ther kidneys are black and killing them. I haven't got help from local vet and can't travel to an avian vet any more. llS won't help. There dosnt seem to be information on line and people don't seem to think is detrimental arguing you need oiltankers of oil to be harmful. There imunsystems have been weakening making them more susceptible to things like mites etc. The cold seems to be to much. Were in Australia so winter isn't as bad as some other contries and Orpingtons are a large fluffy English bread. But it's just going on deaf ears. Rather blaming me. They were very resilient before,and I had fertility close to 100%. Farmers, contractors and local vets and authorities don't seem worried about oil around sheds etc. Mine was around the house paddock they free range in.
In what regards? Can you be more specific? Is this chickens getting contaminated with machinery oil?
@@PoultryExtension yes that is my belief. General free ranging includes, dust bathing, grubs and bugs from contaminated soil etc. It was the hydrolic oil that leaked. A third set of soil samples indicates the coop where they first got sick also had a higher reading in the orchard just out side it, where they free ranged on rotation in the orchard the coop was in. So he didn't tell me about that spot. Presume it may have spirted out befor it lost pressure and leaked at the machine at the fence. I would move them out then be told they were safe move them back in only to get sick again. I had around 200 birds at the time. I now have 60. But 30 were stolen so not all losses were to this. Not one egg this season from winter to now. Most the pullets and cockerals from last year have died. Fertility was bad and successful hatching was bad as was survival of the chicks. I can't breed this year as there's no eggs to breed with. Usually I'm drowning in eggs, even in winter the pullets used to lay. One of the first signs in the boys fertikity was there tesies went from the size of my thumb before themoil leak to the size of my little finger nail and black or half black at the time of killing after the leak. There has been somthing similar to the symptoms they died from going through back yard flocks here this winter. So I don't know if that is a coincidence and not related or mine got it and was to much with there lowered imunsystems. But I lost the most birds on the cold 🥶 nights. They would get wobbly on ther legs, hungry, eating way more but losing weight, then die. The ones that I have saved have taken a long time to start putting on weight. There is a group that are still skin and bone. Even those that feel well bested are way blow standard weights. The ones that haven't suffered as much and well now were concived from contaminated chooks that were alive before the leak and the chick's were raised in a new coop away from the contamination. I have lost of photos of internal organs etc if interested. But early ones are on an old phone I can't charge.
Thank you for all of the effort, your videos are very informative!
Ayam Cemani do indeed have a written breed standard that covers far more than just the fibro black coloring. The Dutch breed standard is what the Ayam Cemani Breeders Association has adopted.
Will they chase you? I have 2 from my neighbours house coming on my property
How do you tell a male from female?
Very informative ty so much