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Layer feed, scratch grains, black soldier fly larva and kitchen scraps

My 6 hens are 2 years old. They used to lay every day, without fail. This past fall was the first year they basically stopped. I'm in North Carolina, and it's April, so it's warm and obviously we've had more daylight hours for quite sometime now. But they are still barely laying. My 2 EEs lay...

This should be the last of my excited first egg posts lol Thank you for your patience with me 😜🙈

Small Fry laid her first egg! It's so small compared to Nugget's first egg yesterday lol Also, fittingly enough, we had chicken nuggets and fries for dinner last night 😆

YAYYYYYYY! :: happy dance::

Pretty!

You might be right. Hubby and I were just discussing the timing of it all lol

Good luck!

I'm so excited! On average, how long will we have to wait for the next one?

Y'all, it JUST happened! @Idaho Chicken Bungalow

1. Yes 2. Yes, often 3. No, but I have some that I could put in? 4. Mmmmm sort of? 5. Just natural light. Should I be adding more? 6. Yes

Layer pellets and scraps a few times a week. They don't bury them, do they? Or do they?! 😳

Six ladies will be 23 weeks tomorrow (I've had them since they were 2 days old) 2 RIR 2 BO 2 EE Now, the BO's and the EE's get a pass, for now. But what's up with these RIR's? Shouldn't we have *something* by now? They have a coop and enclosed run. We do let them out to roam the yard if...

The joke is that I know it's not a cicada...

I'm confused. It's only 14 seconds long? It sounds similar to a cicada...

What do you think?

From tractor supply. Supposedly all pullets - 2 RIR, 2 BO, 2 EE (although they were listed as Americanas, I'm pretty sure they're not) Anywho, they're a little over 6 weeks old now. First time chicken owner, just introducing myself 🙂