Ep183 - WHO’S MORE IMPORTANT - COCK OR HEN? (1-17-23)

Join Kenny Troiano and Frank Bradley, as they
discuss the misconceptions surrounding “who is most important,
the cock, or the hen.” The discussion about who is more valuable,
the cock or hen, is as old as the chicken itself. It has been a
huge debate for as long as I can remember. Everyone has an
opinion, but who is right? Many say it’s the cock. But when you
look at it more closely, you see how superficial their reasoning
actually is. It’s based on old wive’s tales and superstitions.
It’s not practical or realistic. On the other hand, many have
said that the hen is more important, but very few know why. This
way of thinking makes the selecting of hens, ones that have the
ability to improve strains, much harder. How can you create or
improve your strains, if you don’t know who is more important,
cock or hen, and why? In this episode we will discuss this very
controversial subject, and hopefully shed new light, and open
your mind to a new way of thinking. Make sure to join us, because
this is a show you do not want to miss.


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