Welcome to the Poultry Extension Resource page

at Penn State

The objective of this page is to provide educational information and support information for poultry producers, extension professionals, volunteer leaders and teachers. This site provides easy to follow links to a variety of commercial poultry, 4-H poultry and small / specialty avian flock resources. Due to the nature of the Internet and the information being presented this page will be updated on a regular basis. If you have a calendar item or site that would be of interest to our users please contact Phillip J. Clauer.

Quality web pages are continually changing and being updated. So come back often and watch us grow. This site contains:

Avian Influenza information links

Calendar of poultry related events.

Conference & Seminars of interest to poultry and game birds producers, 4-H and FFA youth, potential poultry students, extension professionals, volunteer leaders and teachers.

Topics Index through easy to follow links to helpful poultry information, organized by discipline and species. Most are extension educational publications on specific topics.

Resources Links to a large variety of poultry resources.

News & Updates about information that you need to know as it becomes available.

Program Areas that the Penn State Poultry Extension group facilitate.

4-H Poultry Program	In-school Embryology
Commercial Egg	Commercial Poultry Meat
Incubation Management	Nutrient Management
Small and Specialty Poultry

Contests / Events facilitated or supported by the Penn State Poultry Extension group.

Ask the Expert for help with your poultry related questions. We will try to respond to all requests for information and help in a prompt manner. Please check the Topics Index and Resource Links sections for answers to many of the common questions before sending your questions. Answers to many of the questions that we receive can be found in these areas.

How have we done? Please drop us a note and let us know what you think about this Website. What do you like? How could it be more helpful? Send your comments to Phillip J. Clauer.