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In the October 2020 issue of Fancy Fowl: Fancy Fowl’s 40th Anniversary, At Home With Martyn Woolway, Breed in Focus – Autosexing Breeds Part One, Fancy Fowl’s Life Stories with Caroline Hadley, Wigtown Poultry Show’s People’s Champion of the Decade, Poultry Prints A-Z, A little bit of This & That and much more!
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​BWA Championship Show
Driving towards this year’s BWA Championship Show in Stroud, I remembered with fondness the same show in previous years.
Turkey Club Uk Doing The Rounds
Turkey Club Uk Doing The Rounds
Royal Cornwall Show
8th - 10th June 2017
The Muscovy Duck
Not so long ago the Muscovy Duck was developing a bit of a ‘cult following,’ no doubt helped by Graham Hicks’ multi-winning male ‘Dave’ which was absolutely massive. We caught up with breed advocate Jed Dwight to find out his views on the Muscovy’s current position...
Memory Of Dr W. C Carefoot
Memory of Dr W. C. Carefoot honoured with Donation of 2 Memorial Trophies at National Show: 1 for the Best Marked Wyandotte and 1 for Best Barred Rock.
Are You Prepared?
The Bird Flu situation in late December last year really rocked fanciers’ worlds, no doubt affecting their breeding plans for 2017. And poultry keepers around the country were wondering why after several years without a problem it suddenly reared its ugly head again. It is cited as being due to ‘migrating birds’ but there has been a lot of migrating birds since 2005, seemingly without issue. One thing is certain - the fear in people’s minds won’t disappear easily, and it might take a while for confidence to return. There are, however, potential upsides, in that it has forced some people to reduce stock and focus on quality, and if the surge of interest in poultry is anything like it was in the years that followed the 2005 Bird Flu, then there is cause for optimism. While we hope there are no such outbreaks in the months to follow, we think it is important to be prepared, and spoke to some prominent fanciers to get their thoughts and feelings on the upcoming 2017 show season...
And On That Farm There Were Some Silkies
An interview with Silkie Specialist John McDonald
Poultry Club News
Poultry Club News
VICVET
Victoria answers more of your questions… (www.vicvet.com)
Northumberland County Show
Northumberland County Show
