
Raising Quail for Eggs
By Aryeh Wiesel
This article is a beginner's guide on how to raise quail for eggs. Housing, feeding, lighting, and egg quality control issues are all discussed in this article.
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Scalders are used to loosen feathers before plucking by dipping birds in hot water.
The water temperature should be maintained between 125F and 150F, depending on the bird type.
Yes, many scalders have adjustable racks or baskets to fit various bird sizes.
Drain and scrub the interior after each use, then rinse thoroughly to prevent residue buildup.
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Stainless Steel Poultry Scalder with Manual Dunker, 16 Gal
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