Chicks
Turkeys
White Jumbo Cornish Rock Cross-Broilers:
Nicholas Large Broad Breasted White Turkey:
For tender, tasty, better-flavored meat, raise your own
chicks! In just 7 weeks, you‘ll have a nutritious 3 ½ to 4lb.
dressed bird. For best results, feed Kalmbach Feed’s 22%
broiler ration.
These truly large broad breasted white birds possess the
market appeal and meat qualities you will want. These
broad breasted white turkeys are bred for fast growth.
With proper feed management you can expect a hen at
14 weeks to weigh 18 pounds dressed and in 20 weeks
you'll have a 28 pound dressed tom. Livability is great!
White Rocks:
Named after the pilgrims that first landed in America,
this fast-maturing, heavy-bodied pullets assure you top
production of large, brown premium grade eggs. This
breed has a long life expectancy. When the laying cycle
is over, you’ll enjoy quality meat at low cost.
New Hampshires:
A great red feathered chicken closely related to the
Rhode Island Red, bred for early maturity and quiet
disposition. This dual purpose bird has choice meat
qualities and high brown egg production. Very tolerant
to colder weather.
Nicholas Large Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey:
Broad- Breasted Bronze turkeys are fast growing turkeys
that produce ample amounts of meat. The feathers of
the Broad- Breasted Bronze are dark similar to wild
turkeys with a metallic sheen and a whitish edging on
the tail feathers. They are a very popular variety of
turkeys for the small farm flock.
Ducklings
Ridgway White Pekin:
The good “Old Fashioned” black and white chicken.
You’ll get top egg production from this beautiful bird.
Great temperament and does well in colder weather.
Customers rate this bird as a real egg layer.
Our large hardy ducklings hatched from carefully
selected breeders that offer you virtually 100% livability.
Great feed conversion! You can dress or market your
ducklings at 6 to 7 lbs in only 7 to 8 weeks! Raise 15 for
your freezer, fun projects, or to complement your farm
pond.
Barred Cross Sex-Links:
Ridgway Rouens:
Outstanding layers with hybrid vigor. This dual purpose
bird will give you both meat and egg production. Pullets
are black, cockerels are barred color.
Rouens are an excellent meat type duck. They are similar
to White Pekins in size and weight. They attract
attention whenever seen. The male is especially colorful,
having a deep lustrous green head and upper neck, while
the back is gray mixed with green. The female is barred
on the wings with brown body color and penciling in all
sections.
Barred Rocks:
Rhode Island Reds:
If you are striving for a heavy bird with great brown egg
productions possibilities, this “Red” is it. They hold their
popularity nicely as a dual purpose fowl, egg production
efficiency together with improved livability.
Buff Orpington:
Hens will produce high quality eggs in good quantities.
Coloring is yellow orange. Quiet temperament, friendly
disposition and good around kids. Excellent setters, and
good maternal instinct. This dual purpose bird will not
disappoint!
Golden Comets:
The Golden Comet is one of the very successful verities of
high production brown egg layers. They are fast to mature
and start laying at a younger age than most chickens. Ideal
large brown egg layers for any backyard or farm!
Silver-Laced Wyandottes:
Named after the Native American tribe “Wyandot”, this
large picturesque chicken with a unique feather pattern
readily distinguish them as an outstanding flock. This
dual purpose breed is docile and is a good brown egg
producer on pasture and/or free range.
Araucanas:
Lay nice sized colored eggs, often called “Easter Eggs”.
These birds vary in size and color, some may have
whiskers and others have feathers that cover their ears.
They provide great nutritional value.
Pheasants
Ring Neck Pheasants:
Order pheasant for your enjoyment. Hardy, strong stock
for hunting or dressing. They are non-migratory, live on
the ground scratching for weed seeds and grains left
after harvest. One of the most popular game birds and
greatly esteemed as a table delicacy. Watch them
develop into beautiful mature adult birds in 16 to 18
weeks. Dress out at 2 lbs.
Ridgway Mallards:
Mallards are an excellent game bird and they are popular
with sportsmen. Many a "disappointed" sportsman will
pay a good price for genuine Mallards. Their coloring is
brilliant and they provide a delicious delicacy for special
dinner occasions. Mallards fly, but will stay at home if
fed regularly. Trainers will use these game birds to train
their dogs. Pinioning will not remove their wild quality.
Ridgway Colored Indian Runner:
Indian Runners are a good breed for the home duck
flock, being ornamental and highly entertaining. Egg
production averages 275 to 340 eggs per hen. Indian
Runners are unique and practical with their upright
posture, fast gate, and good laying quality.
Ridgway Blue Swedish:
Gray-blue in color with white bibs. Extremely hardy due
to being bred in northern England and an active forager.
People interested will be intrigued by this breed.
Outstanding egg layer, they will produce eggs year
round.
Guineas
French Guineas:
French Guinea breeders have for many generations,
intently selected this variety for rapid growth and for
year round production of eggs. French Guineas, when fed
a high energy, high protein ration similar to broiler feed,
will weigh in excess of 4 pounds at 13 weeks of age. They
will lay throughout the year. Some of the benefits of
having a farm flock of guineas are as follows: very fine
"watch dogs", keep snakes away from the farm and
consume grasshoppers, ticks and other insects.