What does APA stand for?

American Poultry Association

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Field Guide To Chickens is one-stop shopping for any who would access a quick reference on breeds recognized by the American Poultry Association.

Field Guide To Chickens

American Bronze is the original domestically bred turkey, the first bird recognized by the American Poultry Association in 1873.

Will bronze be golden? American Bronze turkeys and other 'heirloom' ...

Shapes and colors must meet American Poultry Association Standard of Perfection guidelines.

NEWCASTLE QUARANTINE NO BAR TO FAIR FUN

She subscribed to The Poultry Press, the Henhouse Herald and the American Poultry Association newsletter.

ROOSTER-RAISING LIMIT RUFFLES FEATHERS : SANTA PAULA HOBBYIST DREADS ...

Because general agreement among fanciers could not be reached, certain American Poultry Association officials created an Araucana standard and imposed it on the public in 1976 without benefit of the normally required qualifying process.

Ameraucana & Araucana: what's the difference?

Although many American Poultry Association (APA)-recognized breeds and varieties maintain healthy populations due to their popularity as show birds, others are dwindling fast.

Breeders needed for rare breeds and varieties of waterfowl. (The ...

This rare chicken with its strange V-shaped double pronged comb, rather like horns on a goat, is recognized by the American Poultry Association.

LaFleche chickens

In this issue, under poultry in the classified ads is the address of the American Poultry Association.

How I feed poultry for fun and profit