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November 10, 2021
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Raising quail with welfare in mind – an evidence-based approach
As their popularity as a farmed species grows, so does concern around quails’ welfare. Recent research, though, has offered insights into what rearing healthy, happy, high-performing quail means in practice. Japanese quail (Coturnix japonica) may appear to many as exotic, relative newcomers to the poultry sector but they have been...
Paul Rose
September 17, 2020
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National Association Of Wheat Growers
Quail, any of roughly 130 species of small short-tailed game birds classified in the families Phasianidae and Odontophoridae (order Galliformes), resembling partridges but generally smaller and less robust. The 95 species of Old World quail are classified in Phasianidae in either of two subfamilies, Phasianinae or Perdicinae. New World quail—at least 32 species whose members more nearly...
Adam Augustyn
Managing Editor, Reference Content.
September 17, 2020
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Quail – The Small, Plump and Cute Bird
Spend the night in the Arizona desert and one of the first sounds you’ll hear in the morning is the distinctive call of the quail. This ground bird is found in many parts of the United States, including the southwest. Quails are small, plump birds with brown to bluish-gray feathers. A plume...
Matt Ryan
Farmer
September 17, 2020
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Ways Consumer Trends Impact Your Farm
The ground-breaking research took 11 years to complete and is the longest study announcement comes at a time where half of British adults have tooth decay while one in four children will start school with decay in their baby teeth. Despite many positive changes to the landscape of oral...
Sara Jones
Farmer
September 17, 2020
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Are You Prepared For The Storm Season
The ground-breaking research took 11 years to complete and is the longest study announcement comes at a time where half of British adults have tooth decay while one in four children will start school with decay in their baby teeth. Despite many positive changes to the landscape of oral...
John Anderson
Farmer
September 17, 2020
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Rural Infrastructure For Agriculture
The ground-breaking research took 11 years to complete and is the longest study announcement comes at a time where half of British adults have tooth decay while one in four children will start school with decay in their baby teeth. Despite many positive changes to the landscape of oral...
Joe Smith
Farmer
September 17, 2020
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Farmer Sentiment Darkens Hopes Fade
The ground-breaking research took 11 years to complete and is the longest study announcement comes at a time where half of British adults have tooth decay while one in four children will start school with decay in their baby teeth. Despite many positive changes to the landscape of oral...
Matt Ryan
Farmer