Farms: Nicholas Turkey Breeding Farms Inc
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George Nicholas and his wife Eileen "Johnnie" Nicholas started a turkey farm at Two Rock about 10 miles West of Petaluma, California, a few months after their marriage in 1938. The property was found to be disease-ridden and not suitable for turkeys. Petaluma was once regarded as the chicken city of the world largely as the result of Lyman Byce inventing the first practical chicken incubator in 1875. From then until 1940 the poultry egg industry in Petaluma flourished. It was not surprising that the land the Nicholas's purchased was contaminated.
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I'm gona work for it gota buy feeder chicks and work my way uo to your standards don't know if I can afford you breeders I'll get there
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you guys are awesome I'm gona use your stock two 3 way cross my turkeys and have the best there is you watch thanks a million
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you guys are awesome I'm gona use your stock two 3 way cross my turkeys and have the best there is you watch thanks a million