Peabody Massachusetts Chicken Ordinance
Are Chickens Allowed in this location
Yes
Max Chickens Allowed
not specified
Roosters Allowed
No
Permit Required
Yes
Coop Restrictions
none provided
City/Organization Contact name
Public Services - (978) 536-0600
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Addison Texas Chicken Ordinance
Are Chickens Allowed in this location
Yes
Max Chickens Allowed
Under three if the coop is within 150 of a residence. the wording is confusing.
Roosters Allowed
No
Permit Required
No
Coop Restrictions
none provided
City/Organization Contact name...
one of the four chickens started releasing a dark, very liquid poop about four days ago. it had been very cold. I have only see shat of liquid sort once and it has white matter in it. i'm posting a photo of it below. It's the the shat on the upper right (dark brown on apple tree leaf) is the...
Day 8 of incubation:
SOMETHING IS UP WITH THE EGG. SOMETHING PIPPED A HOLE IN THE SIDE. OH LOOK. NOW SOMETHING IS ZIPPING A CRACK AROUND THE TOP. WE KEEP SEEING LIKE A LITTLE TOOTH BREAKING THE SHELL. AND "BEEP, BEEP, BEEP, PEEEP, PEEEP."
TED'S OUT AND ABOUT!
THEODORE'S FIRST...
Building a DIY egg incubator.
Robin's mother is visiting a sister in another state so i was able to snag a few things:
1. A lamp and an extension chord with line splitters:
2. and got a fan from a compute not in use:
Items purchase are shown below (except the replacement fan...
2009-11-30
here are our four laying hens.
Cornbread
All Four:
The Trouble Maker, but the one producing most eggs:
First of use Eggs in Our Food (3rd and 4th Eggs collected)
Six White Silkie Eggs Set March 15th, 2010.
This is an incubator we threw together very quickly.
A local pet store gave us the cooler from a recent shipment of live fish.
Heat Regulation - The hot water heater is the cheap one from HD mounted ~2" above a 60W bulb in a socket i scrapped out...
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that is a good point. i'll keep an eye out for it. the only thing is that it was just one clutch.
anyhow, the birds are growing feathers normally now. still a little shiny in some places though.
i'm sure it was the heat that caused them to have jacked up feathers. it was like...
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this.
or possibly a nutrition deficiency with the breeding stock that those eggs were from.
that is what i was thinking.
i called the feed store and a lady there reminded me of the heat. it has been excessively hot here. one week it was even hotter than hot. usual has been 100F...
i can't use a pesticide such as 7 Dust. i'd just have to 86 the ones that don't respond to DE and treat the brooder. then return it to service. these quail will serve as food in a short time.
my question, i guess, is really, is this an insect issue or is it related to the hatcher...
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yeah, no kidding! Model_A_Tractor, that is a really nice shack. thanks for posting the photos. it gave me and now i have all pens watered automatically, except the brooder.
there is another set of grow-out pens behind the camera but same piping.
there was just one thing that...
the larger birds in these photos hatched and looked all wet. the feathers looked smeared. i figured out the problem (you can see smaller chicks that hatched a few days later are normal in way of fluff feathers), but now they're not growing feathers normally.
even though the problem started...
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according to the table, i need to get the bucket ~7' above the PVC pipe that feeds the nipples?
i will say, in all the photos i've seen of people's set-ups, i've not seen one bucket that high. or even very high at all.
All - i will not be switching to a set-up that feeds from a...
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according to the table, i need to get the bucket ~7' above the PVC pipe that feeds the nipples?
i will say, in all the photos i've seen of people's set-ups, i've not seen one bucket that high. or even very high at all.
All - i will not be switching to a set-up that feeds from a...
is this correct? i can't believe it. i must hang the bucket at least 7' in the air?
Feet Head psi
1 0.43
2 0.87
3 1.30
4 1.73
5 2.17
6 2.60
7 3.03
8 3.46
9 3.90
10 4.33
20 8.66