Kenny Troiano

In this episode of Bred to Perfection, host Kenny Troiano discusses various aspects of poultry breeding, focusing on improving genetic traits without infusing new blood. Kenny, alongside co-host Nancy, explains the importance of selective breeding, understanding genetic factors, and the pitfalls of adding new blood to an existing strain. They emphasize the need for knowledge in genetics to effectively improve traits like conformation, performance, and production ability.

Breeding like Mother Nature involves doing things that simulate what Mother Nature does in the wild. This includes breeding and selection, culling the weak, allowing the right organisms to reproduce and evolve, while preserving their natural instincts, and adapting to their environmental factors. By following Mothers Nature’s Way, it allows us to create healthy, well-bred strains that can last many generations. It allows us to actually sculpt and mold our birds into the forms and functions that we desire, and create fowl that can perform the task for which they were bred. We see the opposite of this when breeders fight or work against Mother Nature. Yes, the contrast is huge. Whether you’re breeding domestic chickens, gamefowl, or various types of livestock, this show is for you.

Hosted by Kenny Troiano, this episode of ‘Bred to Perfection’ along with his guest, Peter Brown, delves into the identification and treatment of poultry parasites. The focus is on gapeworms and how they affect birds, detailed steps for treatment, and methods of diagnosis. External parasites, including lice, mites, and gnats, are also discussed, with recommendations for various treatments and preventive measures. The episode emphasizes the importance of regular checking, proper sanitation, and rotational treatment strategies to prevent and control parasite infestations.

Welcome to another episode of ‘Bred to Perfection,’ hosted by Kenny Troiano, broadcasted on the Maximus Troy Publications Broadcasting Network. The episode focuses on the significance of proper breeding practices and the challenges breeders face, whether starting new strains or improving existing ones. Co-hosts Nancy and Frank Bradley join Kenny to discuss common mistakes breeders make, the role of mentorship, and the importance of using scientifically-backed breeding methods over traditional superstitions and old wives’ tales. The hosts share personal anecdotes and emphasize the necessity of patience and consistency in the breeding process.

Don’t miss this episode of Bred to Perfection as we dive into the most common pitfalls breeders face when creating, improving, and maintaining their strains. From breeding techniques and genetics to selection, culling, and essential husbandry practices, we’ll cover the key mistakes many breeders make—and how you can avoid them. Our goal is to offer valuable insights that will help you refine your breeding strategy and achieve better results.