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Home - The American Poultry Association (APA) The APA is the oldest Livestock organization in North America, and by becoming a member you are joining a community passionate about maintaining Standard Bred Poultry, improving knowledge and education, and supporting mentorship and events
Breeds Varieties - The American Poultry Association (APA) The APA works to support the community breeding and raising Standard Bred Poultry in all its phases with a goal on breeding to the Standard of Perfection Facebook-f Youtube Instagram Get Involved
About the APA - American Poultry Association The APA works to support the community breeding and raising Standard Bred Poultry in all its phases with a goal on breeding to the Standard of Perfection
Join the APA - American Poultry Association The APA works to support the community breeding and raising Standard Bred Poultry in all its phases with a goal on breeding to the Standard of Perfection
Poultry Breeds - The American Poultry Association (APA) One of the most popular and unique breeds of poultry is the Silkie chicken Silkies are a true bantam, meaning there is no large fowl version of the Silkie, and Read More »
Understanding Poultry Shows - The American Poultry Association (APA) Poultry shows, big and small, are generally open to three types of fowl recognized by the American Poultry Association and the American Bantam Association Turkeys and waterfowl are shown at most shows, but we will focus on chickens as they are by far the most common type of fowl at most shows
Origin of the APA - American Poultry Association In the first American Standard of Excellence, the fathers of the Standardbred poultry industry of America and origin of the APA expressed certain principles, not before adequately or formally recognized in live stock standards
Membership Benefits - The American Poultry Association (APA) The APA is the oldest livestock organization on the North American continent Some of the benefits of joining the APA include: Exhibitor Recognition – members are acknowledged for their participation with ribbons, pins, certificates as well as points towards becoming a master exhibitor