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Small Flock Education Series on the Eastern Shore!

Small Flock Education Series on the Eastern Shore!

This is an announcement to let poultry lovers know that there is a FREE education series for you on the Eastern Shore.  On October 11 in Smyrna, DE and October 18 in Georgetown, DE we will kick off our Small Flock Education Series.  Topics will change with the seasons and the seminars will be held every 2 months! 

The agenda for the first seminar is as follows:

 9-9:10  AM  Opening Remarks and Introductions—Dr. Brigid McCrea 

9:10-9:40 AM  Getting Started with Poultry

9:40-10:00 AM  Chicken Breed Identification 

10:00-10:20 AM Nutrition and Feeding10:20-

10:30 AM Break 

10:30-11:00 AM Biosecurity   

11:00-11:15 AM Biosecurity Pop Quiz O’Fun   

11:15-11:30 AM Mites and Lice in Poultry:  Modern & Holistic Solutions

11:30-11:45 AM Preparing Your Bird for Show

 Do you live in PA, MD, or VA?  Feel free to join us!  Take the opportunity to come and hang out with others who like poulttry as much as you do (and you will learn something new to boot!). 

Topics planned for the future include caring for your flock, improving health problems, managment solutions, clever ideas, and children's programs.  And tell us what topics poultry keepers on the Eastern Shore are really looking for -- we will gladly provide the information.  Email bmccrea@desu.edu for a flier that has all the details and a map to the meetings.  See you there!


I wish I could go! Maybe we can have something like that in NM someday.

What a wonderful event! I wish it were closer to VA!

Do Accomack County and Northampton County, VA count?  Sorry to hear that is is too far for you to come, but perhaps you know of a fellow poultry friend that would benefit.  Spread the word!  We have already had responses from DE, MD, and PA!

Will this session be relevant to raising guinea fowl?

What is the cost?

Thanks!

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