They decided that they needed to be working with more commercial strains of turkeys and not a small heritage breed. And so even though they had ’em until the eighties that flock was wiped out.

The show is the largest small-farm event in the U.S. In 1999, the nonprofit American Livestock Breeds Conservancy, based in North Carolina, presented Drowns with its significant achievement award.

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The farmer is raising 125 heritage turkeys this year for Thanksgiving. Next year, he hopes to double the amount of turkeys again in order to bring back prominent breeds of turkeys that nearly went ...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The holidays are right around the corner, and some shoppers might see some relief as they shop for their holiday dinners. According to the American Farm Bureau, turkey production has ...

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