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  <title>PPT013: Not A BackYard Chicken Club: Jim Adkins Interview Part 1</title>
  <description>Mike interviews Jim Adkins of the&amp;amp;nbsp;Sustainable Poultry Network (SPN). According to Jim, SPN is not a backyard chicken club; it's aggressive at getting the old heritage and standard bred poultry back into the martketplace.&#13;
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Everything revolves around training, coaching, and mentoring&#13;
&amp;quot;Don't get hung up on the word heritage&amp;quot;&#13;
Standard bred is poultry that has a written standard that you breed to&#13;
The chicken industry is bigger than America&#13;
Certification means committing to authenticity, common core values, and breed improvement&#13;
Finding stock from a reliable source; Something more than a bag of bones&#13;
5 foundational pillars of Sustainable Poultry production model &#13;
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Can you do it all? - Do you have to do it all?&#13;
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Good breeders often don't make good marketers&#13;
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SPN&amp;amp;ndash;USA&amp;amp;nbsp;is all about creating local and regional food movements, specifically with standard-bred heritage poultry for meat and eggs. Check 'em out and let Jim know you found him through Pastured Poultry Talk.&#13;
If you like the podcast, leave us review and subscribe. Send your questions to pasturedpoultrytalk@gmail.com.&#13;
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