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The Poultry Desk: Advisory Tier
$5,000.00
High-level 1-on-1 strategic counsel for your flock, your microclimate, your goals.
A deep-dive assessment of your current setup, biosecurity, and bird-care environment — one intensive, highly focused strategy session, backed by a comprehensive written blueprint customized to your property. Nothing here is copy-pasted from a blog: the entire engagement is spent building the solution for your flock, your microclimate, and your standards.
Application only. Seats are limited each season.
Why keepers hand us the whole flock
Season-long, hands-on flock management built for the Arizona desert.
★★★★★
“Absolutely the best customer service I’ve ever experienced. Ready to answer any questions even after the purchase — went above and beyond.”Jeffrey B. — verified review
How we workSee-but-can’t-reach integration divider · 20–22% protein year-round · NutriBalancer supplement · electric poultry netting · ration-by-weight · heat-acclimated local birds.
50 meat birds, poor feed conversion
- Problem
- A keeper running 50 meat birds with disappointing feed conversion.
- What we did
- Diagnosed conversion and feeder space — added NutriBalancer, 8–10 feeders, and a float waterer.
- Outcome
- His flock: about 25% less feed and roughly +4 oz per bird.
Flock integration done right
- Problem
- New and established birds fighting during integration.
- What we did
- Our signature “see-but-can’t-reach” method — a see-through divider with feeders and waterers at opposite ends.
- Outcome
- A calm, blended flock — the approach that recurs across our calls.
Predator-proofing for the desert
- Problem
- Ongoing losses to ground predators and hawks.
- What we did
- Electric poultry netting, quadrant rotation, proper grounding for dry AZ soil, and breaking the hawk swoop-lanes.
- Outcome
- A perimeter built for how predators actually hunt here.
Expert flock consulting based on farming experience and education — not a substitute for veterinary care. Case details are de-identified. For acute illness or injury, contact a licensed avian vet.