The White Holland turkey breed is a medium-size, unique bird that is distinguished by its pure white feathers and pinkish skin. It is among the oldest and most popular breeds among poultry enthusiasts. The White Holland turkey has a long,… Continue Reading →
The Slate Turkey is a relatively large bird, with the female typically weighing in at about 12-16 pounds and the males even heavier at 16-20 pounds. Its most distinctive feature is its feathers, which are a mix of black, gray,… Continue Reading →
Royal Palm turkeys are a beautiful, glossy black breed of turkeys with white bars and white wing feathers. They are a medium-sized breed of turkey, and they are known for their active, alert behavior. Their broad, fan-shaped tails are very… Continue Reading →
The Narragansett turkey is a medium-sized, dual-purpose poultry bird with a distinct flavor and high egg production. Native to the United States, these elegant birds have been farmed since the late 19th century. They are highly sought after and prized… Continue Reading →
The Bronze turkey is a breed of domestic turkey, distinguished by its feathers, which are a rich, dark, coppery brown. The Bronze turkey’s feathers are quite striking, and its coloring makes the breed a favorite among many turkey breeders and… Continue Reading →
The Bourbon Red turkey is a breed of domestic turkey that originated in the United States. This turkey is a relatively new breed developed in the late 19th century in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Since then, it has become a popular… Continue Reading →
The Black turkey is a breed of domesticated turkey known for its stout body, glossy black feathers, and impressive size. The Black turkey is native to North America, where it has been bred and harvested for centuries. It is also… Continue Reading →
The Beltsville Small White is a breed of turkey that originated in Beltsville, Maryland. It is one of the oldest American turkey breeds, and is the only one that has been in continuous production since the 1920s. The Beltsville Small… Continue Reading →
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