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Raising Quail

Step-by-step advice for raising Coturnix quail for eggs, meat, or breeding, including housing, feeding, health, and behavior. Over on my other site, Forget-Me-Not Quail Farm, I also have detailed how-tos, product recommendations, and everything I’ve learned from over a decade of raising quail.

  • Overhead photo of herb- and pepper-topped deviled quail eggs on a rustic wooden surface with garlic cloves, peppercorns, and coarse salt scattered around.
    In the Kitchen

    Delicious Ways to Enjoy Quail Eggs (Including Deviled Quail Eggs)

  • Quail in a pen eating homemade quail feed.
    Homestead Animals

    Homemade Quail Feed: Two Mixes I Use + Why

  • A white plate filled with quail egg fried rice on a wooden table.
    In the Kitchen

    Tiny Eggs, Big Flavor: Easy Quail Egg Fried Rice

  • A freshly hatched quail and it's egg.
    Homestead Animals

    Egg to Chick: How Long Does the Quail Hatching Process Take?

  • A Coturnix quail with speckled brown and tan feathers is held securely in a pair of hands. The background is softly blurred, drawing focus to the bird's detailed feather pattern and alert eye.
    Homestead Animals

    How Many Quail Should You Start With? (A Beginner’s Guide)

  • Quail in a pen with a manure tray underneath, filled with a sand blend.
    Homestead Animals

    What to Put in Your Quail’s Manure Trays to Keep Them Odor-Free

  • A sick baby chicken.
    Homestead Animals

    A Guide to Preparing Homemade Electrolytes for Chickens

  • A jar of peeled quail eggs ready to be pickled.
    In the Kitchen

    Easy & Delicious: A Pickled Quail Eggs Recipe for Beginners

  • A coturnix quail in a community quail pen.
    Homestead Animals

    Why You Should Consider Quail Farming on Your Homestead

  • How to Fix Spraddle Leg in Chicks Using a Drinking Glass
    Homestead Animals

    How to Fix Spraddle Leg in Chicks Using a Drinking Glass

  • A light brown coturnix quail in an outdoor aviary.
    Homestead Animals

    Why You Should Choose Coturnix Quail for Your Homestead

  • A handful of Coturnix quail chicks in a bunch of different colors.
    Homestead Animals

    How to Incubate Quail Eggs & Brood Quail Chicks Like a Pro

  • Mason jar feeders and waterers are great, but they can be hard to hang. Here is an easy crochet holder that will keep your feeder and waterer off the ground.
    Homestead Animals

    DIY Poultry Feed & Water Hanger

  • A curious Coturnix quail chick stands among blooming purple thyme flowers, facing the camera with an alert expression.
    Homestead Animals

    Quail Behavior Explained (What’s Normal and What’s Not)

  • Two coturnix quail on the ground with a clutch of eggs.
    Homestead Animals

    What to Know About Raising Quail on the Ground

  • Two white ducks and a white chicken in an outdoor run, facing each other near a wire fence.
    Homestead Animals

    Can Chickens and Ducks Live Together? Real-Life Tips That Work

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Chicken-Safe Plants List
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Fix Spraddle Leg with a Glass
Why Sand is Best for Coops
Weird (But Normal) Quail Behavior

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