Practical Poultry Magazine

I first become interested in poultry around seven years ago, which was about the time I discovered the Practical Poultry Magazine. Keeping poultry and waterfowl is a fast spreading hobby throughout Britain, and many people are now turning to keeping their own domestic birds. Practical Poultry offers these budding poultry keepers a huge variety of information. The magazine is published monthly, and is currently priced at £3.25 (which has continually risen from the days when i first started purchasing it). It features several regular columns and articles, with a couple of new articles thrown in each month. Each month there is a 'breed focus'. ...  Read the complete review

Perhaps Britains best selling poultry magazine, it is readily available at most supermarkets and at certain newsagents as well as the obvious WHSmith, and is pretty much based around the subjects of chickens, ducks, pheasant, geese, quail etc and how to keep them for a hobby. The magazine is published by Kelsey publishing who also publish Practical Reptile Keeping, and is released on a monthly basis. It costs £3.25. The quality of this publication is generally very good, it's a nice glossy magazine, and there are hundreds of really attractive colour photos inside every issue. The articles are written by a variety of authors, although practical poultry does ...  Read the complete review