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Going deep for readers in January February Poultry issue

Multi-tasking is over-rated from my point of view. It is like half or more of your mind is somewhere else. But that is the reality of a deadline driven endeavour like publishing a magazine (and like farming). Sometimes you must do two things at once to cover all the bases.

On the other hand, some things need sustained concentration and time, a need to go deep and do some heavy planning. Such is the case with Small Farm Canada’s poultry issue. Every year we start early to get engagement from hatcheries, experts and authors like Amy Hogue. Amy put together some comprehensive information on poultry housing, health and bio-security for 2023. Your feedback and ideas are valuable as we make plans for 2024.

Thinking of going deep in 2023, don’t forget to plan. This will help you fit in the unexpected and keep progressing year after year!

For more tips and ideas on planning for your small farm, property or homestead, subscribe here and get Small Farm Canada delivered straight to your door!

Source : Small Farm Canada

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