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Brandywine tomatoes are known to be contest winners for great tasting tomatoes. another favorite of mine is the San marzanos. San Marzano is a lot like a roma tomato only they are indeterminate as opposed to the Roma's which only grow so many tomatoes. if you like heirloom tomatoes the Cherokee...

trust me chickens are a learning experience. if you treat them well and have good luck all around you will have a great time raising your birds. I agree with the other members you are going to want to check out all the Articles you can. there are many things that will help you and there are...

I ditto the previous post. if they are all the same age it is best to put them together right away.

My easier suggestion would be to put a bottom piece of hardware cloth on your chicken tractor. that would keep them from digging in and allow your birds to still get grass when your tractor is moved.

Does that mean both sets of birds are the same age?

You are going to definitely get a better quality bird from a breeder.

Welcome to byc.

Tail feathers give it away. Definitely a male.

It was a new Zealand rabbit.

Sorry just saw your post. Separate her and get her well. Then to see about if she can deal with that rooster

I've always found as long as they can get in and turn around they are fine.

I say pullet from what i can see. Did it feather out the same speed as all you other ee girls?

Lebanon here too.

I wasn't aware beaks were able to grow back. Especially since battery hens had theirs clipped.

Yup

I know this is of topic but I'm glad i live where there is a mill close by. Couldn't imagine spending that much on chick starter. 50 lbs of game bird feed was only 13 dollars last week.

It's been my experience that raccoons kill mercilessly. They may eat the chickens but kill many at the same time. Maybe a Fox or weasel? Possibly even a bobcat

Welcome, congrats, and I know we'll see more of you.

Sounds like he's asserting dominance over you and the pullets. If you don't break him, bake him.

I'm not so sure that's a mottled houdan. Almost looks like a pet bird to me.