ChickenTenderz
Chirping
- Mar 21, 2023
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It is time to introduce our newest girls to the flock and sadly, that means we need to identify & remove our non layers. Sad but their purpose is to provide eggs or meat.
We have 4 RIR that are turning 2 this spring and 3 BA that will be 1 yr this spring.
We have been getting 4-5 eggs a day...I read somewhere about putting food coloring in the vents of the chicken to track who lays which egg. I'm sure the girls will not be wild about this but it seems like a pretty good option since I can't just sit around waiting on them to lay all day.
Does anyone have any experience doing this? Any advice?
This will also be our first time processing so any tips on that are also appreciated.
We have 4 RIR that are turning 2 this spring and 3 BA that will be 1 yr this spring.
We have been getting 4-5 eggs a day...I read somewhere about putting food coloring in the vents of the chicken to track who lays which egg. I'm sure the girls will not be wild about this but it seems like a pretty good option since I can't just sit around waiting on them to lay all day.
Does anyone have any experience doing this? Any advice?
This will also be our first time processing so any tips on that are also appreciated.