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several different pictures with the words, why you should be raising quail

Today I wanted to tell you about Quail and why you NEED to have some on your farm/homestead/urban homestead/backyard/spare bedroom. OK I may be stretching it with the spare bedroom thing, but no, really, you need some! Quail are such a fabulous addition to any […]

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a bird cage filled with birds inside of it's wooden structure and text reading do your quail need a cozy bed?

Do quail need a cozy bed?… Absolutely! While quail are hardy birds, a clean, comfortable bedding area is crucial for their health and happiness. It’s...

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chickens are sitting in their coop with eggs

45K views · 2.1K reactions | Where to lay our eggs…. You can build nesting boxes and put them in your ground hutch or raised hutch but Coturnix Quail don’t need them. They enjoy having the straw, or pine shaving to play with but they will not build a nest to just lay eggs in. They lay them whenever and wherever they want. They do like laying them next to things as you can see in this video. But they also will lay them in a corner or against the side of the hutch. It is more about them…

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Eric & Melissa | Raising Coturnix Quail | Farmsteader Rookies on Instagram: "Breeding Tips…

Let’s dive into the best practices for a breeder setup for your Coturnix quail. Whether you’re breeding for eggs or meat, these tips will get you started the right way!

Tip 1: The Right Ratio 

The male-to-female ratio is one of the most important aspects of a breeding setup. The sweet spot is one male for every four to five females. This ensures optimal fertilization without stressing out the females. Too many males can lead to aggression and overbreeding, so keep that balance in check!

Tip 2: Space Matters 

Coturnix quail don’t need much room, but for breeding, give them space to move around comfortably. To avoid overcrowding, you’ll want about 1/2 to 1 square foot per bird. A clean, well-vent

Eric & Melissa | Raising Coturnix Quail | Farmsteader Rookies on Instagram: "Breeding Tips… Let’s dive into the best practices for a breeder setup for your Coturnix quail. Whether you’re breeding for eggs or meat, these tips will get you started the right way! Tip 1: The Right Ratio The male-to-female ratio is one of the most important aspects of a breeding setup. The sweet spot is one male for every four to five females. This ensures optimal fertilization without stressing out the…

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