I have been reading every post as I had a question about eggs also. I only have three hens, Rhode Island Reds. When I first got them, about a month ago, all three would lay avery day. About a week ago, I only get two eggs daily. I watched each hen, and I know which one is not laying. She is the...
Since this is the fun thread, do any of you guys name your hens? I only have three Rhode Island Reds. My wife did not want me to get chickens. I have two brothers, we are all three states apart I was talking with my younger brother and said I was getting chickens but my wife didn't want them...
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I was wondering about the lime. Didn't know if it would be good for the hens or not, or egg production. However, today I got a load of clean beach sand and covered the chicken run. Now, can I put lime in there too? I didn't read your post in time til now, 9:00PM Thanks again for your help...
Thank you for that. I just didn't know if the lime would be good for the hens or the eggs. Covering with sand sound like a good idea. I'll do that and let you know.
Thanks again.
Checkin' in from Southeast Texas. I have three Rhode Island Reds, and with the recent rains, the pen got muddy. Duh! Well, now I detect an ordor that is not pleasant. Duh! again
Anyone know what I can do to eliminate this? Is it safe to spread lime in the chicken pen? I don't want my...
I found an egg last week that was real thin and had a soft spot on it. I thought it was just because they were young chickens. Now the eggs are hard shell but thin. Thanks a lot for the advice on the vitamins.