Poultry Sale and Club Meeting, Levin this Sunday
Attention poultry and pigeon fans!
Central Districts Poultry & Pigeon Club, have a meet and greet and fundraising sale this Sunday . Non members always welcome! 10am to midday Levin showgrounds (down by the poultry sheds)
We will have a range of birds available for sale (ducks, chickens, turkeys, geese including rare/heritage breeds). Highlight of the day will be a Silent Auction for a Double Laced Silver Barnevelder Breeding Trio (as per pic).
Check out our Club website for more info -
www.centraldistrictspoultry.com... and the specific event link is here
www.centraldistrictspoultry.com...
Hope to see some of you down there :)
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