Lower Maintenance and Feed Costs. Raising quail requires less food, water, and upkeep than chickens. Their small bodies mean ...

At least four commercial farms in Maricopa County have closed due to bird flu outbreaks that have decimated chicken flocks. Quail breeders have seen a higher interest in alternatives to chicken eggs.

Sponsored by Brinsea In this episode of Mother Earth News and Friends, Kelly Bohling returns to talk more about quail. In this episode, she shares her experiences and advice with feeding and ...

Self Sufficient Me. Why I Leave Quail Run Out of Feed TIP? Posted: June 16, 2025 | Last updated: June 16, 2025. In this insightful video, we delve into the intriguing strategy of leaving Quail Run ...

Called QuailGuard, the granular feed is awaiting approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. For Ron Kendall, a Kent County cattle rancher, quail hunter and scientist who heads up the ...

The feed will be called QuailGaurd, and it is the medicated feed for wild quail approved by the FDA. The feed will not only help control parasite levels but also help give the quail multiple ...

Based on studies that showed quail would travel about 300 yards to feed, they put out a quail-specific feeder per 100 acres, and used 50 pounds of medicated feed per feeder twice a year.

All of the quail that ate the medicated feed saw a marked reduction in parasites. Further studies were undertaken, at the insistence of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

A Texas Tech professor's nine-year effort research effort to develop an anthelmintic drug for parasite control in wild quail populations has gotten the final nod of approval from the FDA.

Ribeiro is talking about raising quail and her family has nearly 400 of them. In 2021, the Ribeiro family started Quail Quest in Port St Lucie, selling quail, quail eggs and quail-related products.

"Raising quail is something that is within reach of people in their neighborhoods, people in their backyards," Telisak said. "A lot of people are taking responsibility for their own food sources now." ...

A Texas Tech professor's nine-year effort research effort to develop an anthelmintic drug for parasite control in wild quail populations has gotten the final nod of approval from the FDA.