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Oh Love them!!!! So cute!!!
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Oh Love them!!!! So cute!!!
Nice eggs!
http://www.fda.gov/AnimalVeterinary...ce/JudiciousUseofAntimicrobials/ucm390429.htm@ronott1 Do you have a link to the stuff that's getting switched to rx?
I get so many eggs more then enough to keep my family full. I usually have to gators running all spring and some of summer. And they always sell like hot cakes. I sell them cheap and it pays for there feed and puts a little extra change in my pocket. Plus I get to do what I love hatch chicks all the time.If I didn't think my husband would kill me I would post babies on cl
If I disappear off here contact local police. It might mean I voiced idea to him
Are you hatching barred rocks primarily?I get so many eggs more then enough to keep my family full. I usually have to gators running all spring and some of summer. And they always sell like hot cakes. I sell them cheap and it pays for there feed and puts a little extra change in my pocket. Plus I get to do what I love hatch chicks all the time.
That is quite a long list. I wonder how the cattle ranchers feel about this.
So i'm getting that if the chickens drink from the standing water they are susceptible to getting cocci, is that what ur saying ? And i need to make sure they have clean water at all times so they DON'T drink from the ground ?Wise I do not know about so much...
What seems to be working is a switch in water systems that keeps the water clean. I am using a nipple water fountain and also some different sizes of vertical water nipple systems. The layer pen has a five gallon bucket setup with 8 nipples in it. I have a float to keep the water level too.
It has been several years since I have treated chicks for cocci. The older hens will not die from it but will have some problems. One way for the older ones is to give them the medium strength dose for two days a month when it is wet. I only have to do that from december to march here because we do not get rain during the summer(seriously, the average is about .2 of an inch for the 4 to 6 months of our dry season).
What I am doing must be keeping the cyst load down low enough that the chicks build resistance without getting sick. A lab can look for cocci cysts when they do a fecal float test. I had UCDavis do a test for me and suggested that I treat once a month for it.
I hope this helps!
I get so many eggs more then enough to keep my family full. I usually have to gators running all spring and some of summer. And they always sell like hot cakes. I sell them cheap and it pays for there feed and puts a little extra change in my pocket. Plus I get to do what I love hatch chicks all the time.
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Isn't it though. Wowsers. We very rarely use anything on the list...mostly vaccinations for the cattle/sheep. Still, it takes away the choice if you already are familiar with the product and use it.
We use ivermectin for the cattle and sheep. Went to a seminar at Christmas put on by our Vet's regarding deworming. From what we heard...not surprised I guess about the ivermectin.
Quote: I don't quite understand why your hubby isn't for selling chicks?
Mine would be saying "YES, YES, YES!!! Sell ALL the chicks!!!
(ok...he's already saying that)
No brown leg horns and also black Minorca along with barred rocksAre you hatching barred rocks primarily?