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by Alexandra Teodozja Douglas (Author)
Coturnix Revolution is the realization that Coturnix can provide meat and eggs inexpensively and simpler than chicken. Less space requirements and more efficient feed conversion, these birds are excellent sources of protein for the self sufficient lifestyle. This book is the most comprehensive guide to raising and keeping the Coturnix Quail and a practical guide to the most efficient quail there is. From learning about the history behind the bird to marketing your eggs and meat, Coturnix Revolution gives you a dual purpose guide for the many uses of the bird. You will learn more about this bird than what is shown on the internet and forums with scientific research such as: - Housing - Nutrition - Health - Egg biology - Reproduction - Variety - Genetics - Incubation -Hatching - Brooding - Breeding - Meat - Self Sufficiency And much more This is the "How to Guide" to the next level
Author Biography
Alexandra Douglas has been studying and researching Coturnix since graduating Oregon State University, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Sciences, with an emphasis in Pre-veterinary Medicine, and Poultry Science emphasis. She also received a Veterinarian Technician Certification during this time. She decided to follow the poultry path, and shortly after moving to Florida started her very own farm, Stellar Game Birds, Poultry, and Waterfowl. Currently she is living on a beautiful 5 acre property with her Significant other Eric, 2 dogs, 2 cats, and 4 parrots. This does not include her hundreds of birds in the back area. She and Eric breed Game Birds, specializing in quail mainly, exhibition and dual purpose/heritage chicken, ducks, geese, and their beloved 7 Emu, Donkey, and Nigerian Dwarf Goats. Alexandra is an advocate for educating the public on the proper poultry husbandry of the various species, but is also on the holistic side of care as well as she and Eric work on a more self sufficient homestead. Join her on learning about care, tips, and techniques on her facebook page https: //www.facebook.com/Stellargamebirds, blog: stellargamebirdsblog.com or the storefront: stellargamebirds.net
