Line Breeding Silkie Chickens | Barry Update
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A catch up with Barry and my silkie colour project.
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We haven't checked in with Barry for a while, so I thought I'd update you on my line breeding silkie chickens project. It all started by accident, when Barry White turned out to be not so white. However, YOU decided the toasted marshmallow looks was IN and so instead of culling him, I decided to take the breeding programme in an entirely new direction.
In this update, hear the plans for 2018 and see the first of Barry's daughters.
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