We have finally updated our page on articles. We have a total of 8 articles available to view, and one more to be published soon. 

Some of these articles are old historical articles from as early as 1913 and provide a fascinating insight into the early history of the breed.

Some of these articles are brand new and provide the latest information to guide buttercup breeders. 

​Enjoy, and comment here below or on our Facebook page with your thoughts! 

Hatching season is upon us for many members of the club. Some are finished hatching, while some others are just getting started. 

One of the key aspects of preserving a rare breed is to keep producing new offspring every year. By producing new offspring, there is opportunity to select for the best each year, and improve the breed. Additionally, if more birds are not hatched each year, the existing birds will eventually grow old. 

Are you interested in becoming a Buttercup breeder or learning more? Contact us! 

We now have an official Facebook Page! 

Click the link below to check out our page and "like" it to follow us on Facebook! Invite your friends to like our page too! 

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Welcome to our blog! 

This is where we will post all of the newest information about the club, along with new photos, articles, links to our social media websites, and anything else relevant to the club!

Stay tuned for future updates! 

This is the official blog page of the American Buttercup Club. 

The American Buttercup Club is dedicated to the preservation, promotion, and improvement of the Sicilian Buttercup in both large fowl and bantam forms. Sicilian Buttercups are a rare, heritage breed of chicken, renowned for their egg production qualities and noted for their unusual comb type and beautiful coloring. Check out our website to learn more about the breed, join our club, read informational articles, and see great photos. 

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