Hatching Ostrich Chicks

Topics:
Food and Beverage
Tags:
Bird,
U.S.
Source:
Oklahoma State University

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Overview: Production of the ostrich in the United States in locations other than zoos and wildlife preserves is a relatively new segment of animal husbandry. The natural home of the ostrich is Africa, but large numbers of the birds are now being produced in the United States and Canada. Birds are being sold to be used as breeders and for slaughter purposes. Growers hope to continue to expand the slaughter market as well as the market for hides and feathers.

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Format: PDF | Size: 450KB | Date: Jul 2002 | Pages: 4

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