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Turkeys are an excellent source of succulent meat, rich eggs, and nutrient-dense manure, and raising them is a rewarding and profitable activity for many farmers. With helpful tips on acquiring organic certification, processing both meat and eggs, and marketing your products, you’ll have all the information you need to successfully raise your own healthy and productive tur
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Paperback, 3rd Edition, 320 pages
Published
January 29th 2013
by Storey Publishing, LLC
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Sep 09, 2017
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farmers, turkey farmers, turkey hobbyists
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Get out your pen and paper because the only reason you'd be reading this is if you're actually going to raise turkeys, in which case, you better take notes, though if you're not willing to take notes, there's definitely no way you should be raising turkeys.
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“There is really more hope in turkey production for the beginner who starts out by informing himself thoroughly and uses sound judgment in developing his turkey project than for the turkey raiser with years of experience and indifferent success.” — From MARSDEN AND MARTIN’S TURKEY MANAGEMENT, 1945”
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