PODCAST SHOW

In this episode of ‘Bred to Perfection,’ the hosts discuss strategies for managing birds in cold weather, including tips to prevent bird losses by using straw-filled teepees. They delve into proper breeding techniques, emphasizing the importance of selecting birds free of faults and the dangers of relying on medications. They advocate for breeding birds to be resistant to disease naturally. The show highlights the importance of adhering to a structured breeding program to avoid common pitfalls like defects and mixing poor genetics. The hosts also stress the value of maintaining closed yards to prevent disease and genetic contamination, sharing anecdotes and advice based on their experience.

In this episode of ‘Bred to Perfection,’ host Kenny Troiano, along with his co-hosts Nancy and Frank Bradley, discuss various strategies and tips for improving breeding and the creation of strains. They emphasize the importance of patience, perseverance, and selecting the right breeding stock (seed fowl). The conversation covers genetic factors, such as the importance of using seed fowl to start a strain, the risks of adding new blood to existing lines, and the value of understanding and applying principles of meiosis. The hosts also address common myths and misconceptions about breeding program strategies, the significance of polygenic traits, and the changing nature of traits in different environments. Additionally, the episode touches on practical advice for avoiding online scams in purchasing birds, the benefits of visiting breeders in person, and the usefulness of modern tools like video chats for ensuring authenticity.

In this episode of ‘Bred to Perfection,’ Kenny Troiano and co-hosts Nancy and Frank Bradley discuss strategies for successful breeding. The conversation covers starting with the birds you already have, correcting defects, and the importance of proper selection. They dive into common pitfalls like following breeding fads and the trio method, emphasizing the need for solid breeding programs and patiences, such as those taught at the Breeders Academy. The episode also touches on disease management and the risks of buying from uninformed breeders. Overall, it aims to equip breeders with knowledge and techniques to improve their strains for future generations.

In this episode of ‘Bred to Perfection,’ Kenny Troiano, the founder of Breeders Academy, along with his wife Nancy and co-host Frank Bradley, discuss various aspects of breeding. They emphasize the importance of understanding and addressing genetic defects in fowl, such as crooked toes and squirrel tails. They also delve into the differences between monogenic and polygenic traits and share insights on selective breeding to improve bird quality. The episode highlights the need for proper bird care, the importance of having a thorough knowledge of genetics, and the ethical considerations in breeding practices. They also touch upon the influence of external factors like environment and geography on breeding outcomes.

Hosted by Kenny Troiano, ‘Bred to Perfection’ is a podcast episode from the Breeders Academy focused on guiding breeders to improve their strains of fowl. Kenny, along with co-hosts Nancy and Frank Bradley, discuss key strategies for new and experienced breeders to create and enhance breeds and strains. The conversation ranges from understanding genetics, dealing with buyer’s and seller’s remorse, selecting the right birds, and avoiding common mistakes. Kenny emphasizes the importance of education, proper selection, and biosecurity measures to succeed in breeding. The episode also introduces upcoming content for Breeders Academy members, including interviews and new courses, aimed at further empowering breeders in their craft.