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- American_Buff_goose abstract "The American Buff goose is a breed of domestic goose native to the United States. It was first recognized by the American Poultry Association in 1947. The breed is named for its single color variety, which is an apricot or fawn hue rather than literally buff. They are medium-weight birds, with ganders averaging 18 pounds (8.2 kg) and geese 16.Like most other domestic geese, it was developed from the greylag goose of Europe and Asia. Whether it was bred independently from a mutation with grey geese or from buff imported stock from Europe is unclear. It is a dual purpose bird used both for meat and egg production. They are mostly used by small farmers, and are known for their calm and docile disposition. The American Buff goose is extremely rare poultry breed, and listed as critical on the conservation priority list of the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy. They are also included in Slow Food USA's Ark of Taste, a catalog of heritage foods in danger of extinction.".
- American_Buff_goose thumbnail American_buff_geese_at_5_months.jpg?width=300.
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageExternalLink american-buff-geese.
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageExternalLink www.buffganzen.nl.
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageExternalLink BRKBuffs.html.
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageID "8959326".
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageLength "2493".
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageOutDegree "16".
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageRevisionID "691711242".
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageWikiLink American_Poultry_Association.
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageWikiLink Apricot_(color).
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageWikiLink Ark_of_Taste.
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageWikiLink Buff_(colour).
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageWikiLink Category:Conservation_Priority_Breeds_of_the_Livestock_Conservancy.
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageWikiLink Category:Goose_breeds.
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageWikiLink Category:Goose_breeds_originating_in_the_United_States.
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageWikiLink Domestic_goose.
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageWikiLink Egg_(food).
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageWikiLink Fawn_(colour).
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageWikiLink Greylag_goose.
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageWikiLink List_of_goose_breeds.
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageWikiLink Slow_Food.
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageWikiLink The_Livestock_Conservancy.
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageWikiLink File:American_buff_geese_at_5_months.jpg.
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageWikiLink File:American_buff_goslings_at_5_weeks.jpg.
- American_Buff_goose wikiPageWikiLinkText "American Buff goose".
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- American_Buff_goose subject Category:Conservation_Priority_Breeds_of_the_Livestock_Conservancy.
- American_Buff_goose subject Category:Goose_breeds.
- American_Buff_goose subject Category:Goose_breeds_originating_in_the_United_States.
- American_Buff_goose hypernym Breed.
- American_Buff_goose type Mammal.
- American_Buff_goose type Breed.
- American_Buff_goose comment "The American Buff goose is a breed of domestic goose native to the United States. It was first recognized by the American Poultry Association in 1947. The breed is named for its single color variety, which is an apricot or fawn hue rather than literally buff. They are medium-weight birds, with ganders averaging 18 pounds (8.2 kg) and geese 16.Like most other domestic geese, it was developed from the greylag goose of Europe and Asia.".
- American_Buff_goose label "American Buff goose".
- American_Buff_goose sameAs Q4743258.
- American_Buff_goose sameAs Category:American_Buff_geese.
- American_Buff_goose sameAs m.027r8tw.
- American_Buff_goose sameAs Q4743258.
- American_Buff_goose wasDerivedFrom American_Buff_goose?oldid=691711242.
- American_Buff_goose depiction American_buff_geese_at_5_months.jpg.
- American_Buff_goose isPrimaryTopicOf American_Buff_goose.