Just pictures of the outside and where the plans were purchased. No pictures of the inside and nothing about how it was built or materials needed to build it.
Reviews by Debbie292d
Good article for those pondering keeping a chicken in the house. The best part was the real-life examples you gave.
There are more examples out there, though, that I've seen of folks who have house chickens for personal reasons, and they work out well and enrich the person's life as well as that of the chicken. If I come across the one for sure I know about I'll share it with you. I know YouTube is full of them.
There are more examples out there, though, that I've seen of folks who have house chickens for personal reasons, and they work out well and enrich the person's life as well as that of the chicken. If I come across the one for sure I know about I'll share it with you. I know YouTube is full of them.
GodLovesU
A YouTube Video is a good idea!
CabritaChicks
It would take me forever to look up references, because I’d have to dig through google/ncbi or research gate and my old research papers from uni for the right sources. This knowledge is second nature to me — I learned it long ago and it’s ingrained from years of working, which helps birds worldwide. For others who only memorized it from a textbook or seminar, or in the lab, finding it again could be a slow process. It’s like asking someone to prove that an umbrella is better than a newspaper for staying dry in the rain — or sneakers are more orthopedic than high heels... you don’t need a study; you’ve lived/learned it.
I originally wrote this for two members who were asking me questions and looking for a specific answer- I figured it there were two people, there may be more in the future. In my mind, it was easier to create an article I could reference later (and easily find again, since I’m still learning how to use the site’s search functions- in which I am enjoying the site).
I’ve done extensive research on vitamin D in birds, and a focus on poultry and passerines (chronic egg layers)- I will try to dig up my old reseach, as the actual requirement might surprise you. I see a lot of inconsistencies online as it is a topic that cannot be explained without regard to variables (even specific breed variations, etc so you cant say '13 hours' or some hogwash like that). If I were to add in the Vit D portion, it would be another couple thousand words. I'm about to get on a plane heading for surgery- so maybe by the end of the month I can add it. :)
I originally wrote this for two members who were asking me questions and looking for a specific answer- I figured it there were two people, there may be more in the future. In my mind, it was easier to create an article I could reference later (and easily find again, since I’m still learning how to use the site’s search functions- in which I am enjoying the site).
I’ve done extensive research on vitamin D in birds, and a focus on poultry and passerines (chronic egg layers)- I will try to dig up my old reseach, as the actual requirement might surprise you. I see a lot of inconsistencies online as it is a topic that cannot be explained without regard to variables (even specific breed variations, etc so you cant say '13 hours' or some hogwash like that). If I were to add in the Vit D portion, it would be another couple thousand words. I'm about to get on a plane heading for surgery- so maybe by the end of the month I can add it. :)
