Recent content by Penguino1

Would cooked fish suffice? My chickens turn their noses at raw fish, and it seems like I always have a surplus of trash fish from my fishing expeditions.

Actually, I don't think so. I know the co-op I go to sells Southern States Layer Pellets, but this layer mash is "supposed" to be store-made.

All Mash Layer Net Weight 1000 lbs. GUARANTEED ANALYSIS Crude Protein Min. .......16.00% Crude Fat Min. .............. 3.00% Crude Fiber Max. ........... 5.50% INGREDIENTS Ground Corn, Medium Cracked Corn, Soybean Meal, Alfalfa Meal, Dried Corn Distillers Soluables...

trout are fairly unique. Depending on your area, they may or may not be economical to raise. In the summer, they almost always die off once water temperatures reach 85 degrees, unless the pond is extremely deep, and they always require a source of aeration or inflow. Furthermore, if any invasive...

Where did you get him from? Hatchery or Breeder?

You can use either or. I sometimes like feeding laying birds unmedicated starter, simply for the protein boost. Once the birds start laying, you can continue feeding either all-flock or starter with the addition of calcium on the side.

Hi and Welcome!!!! What county are you from? We are smack dab in the middle of Middlesex

Dandelions are the number 1 lol. Anytime I let them go out in my yard, they immediately zoom on to the yellow flowers rather than the grass.

Yep. Look exactly like ISA Browns

Yes they are. Check TSC"s website.

TSC is selling them again

Sounds like a fox or weasel

a cheap hoop coop should be in order. Search it up, if you scrimp a bit, you can store around 10 8 week chickens or possibly even more for only 125$.

You can say that about any characteristic of chickens. I've had Leghorns that weren't flighty before. Does that mean the generalization that Leghorn's are flighty is false? Of course not. The same applies here. The majority of the time, I find BO roosters to be the most relaxed, and "chill"...

craigslist typically has many people selling quail for around 2-3$ per day old chick. Again, not the cheapest, but you know the chick is going to be alive by the time it reaches your home