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Ellendale, Tasmania 7140
Australia
I breed large Australorp in Black, Blue and Splash.
I sell fertile eggs when available.
Granton, tasmaina 7030
Australia
I have a small property at Granton which is in the Derwent Valley in Tasmania. I am currently supplying the general public with chickens and fertile
We are a small hobby breeder located in beautiful Tasmania. Our main breeding program consists of our Silver Spangled Hamburg Bantams and our
Lower Longley, Tasmania
We raise Barnevelders, organically and free range, in the Huon Valley. Fertile eggs and unsexed day olds available from September. Twelve week old
49a Caveside Rd
P.O. Box 190
MOLE CREEK, 7304
Standard Orpington in blue, splash, black and regular cuckoo. French Wheaten Marans. Free ranging. Fertile eggs and young pullets and cockerels
49a Caveside Road
P.O. Box 190
MOLE CREEK, 7304
I have standard Orpingtons in blue, splash,black and regular cuckoo. Fertile eggs and young stock available seasonally.
307 Blackall Range Rd, west woombye
west woombye, queensland 4559
australia
bantams, golden pencilled hamburg bantams
1335 Holden Rd
Toolern Vale 3337
Fencing Equipment and Supplies
225 Lake Victoria Road
Eagle Point, Victoria 3878
Australia
The Australian Crevecoeur Poultry Club has been
227 Innes View Rd
Comboyne
Comboyne, NSW 2429
Australia
We are an active little club on the Mid North
laying hens and ducks also guinea fowl
Inverleigh (Geelong region), VIC 3321
Australia
Mannagum Poultry breed double laced barnevelder,
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Goulburn, NSW 2580
Australia
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21 mills rd dandenong
dandenong, Victoria
Australia
weekly poultry auction
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Australia 3345
Quality Poultry and Waterfowl bred to Australian
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Canberra ACT
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2600
Australia
Breeds: Araucana large, broad variety of
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