I'm pretty sure the answer is yes, but just checking to make sure I'm not imagining it.
Was away for a week at Thanksgiving, came home and have noticed there seems to be a LOT more chicken poo. It occurred to me yesterday that lower temperatures may mean that the chickens are eating more to maintain heat - I haven't measured the intake, but the out-go is significantly more than it was a few weeks ago! Right now I'm glad I only have four chickens...
Was away for a week at Thanksgiving, came home and have noticed there seems to be a LOT more chicken poo. It occurred to me yesterday that lower temperatures may mean that the chickens are eating more to maintain heat - I haven't measured the intake, but the out-go is significantly more than it was a few weeks ago! Right now I'm glad I only have four chickens...