Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do. Articles by MissusC
(mostly finished...need to decorate, but that comes later.)
Our chick story began when my son's preschool attempted to hatch a dozen eggs. They had absolutely no idea what they were doing and only one hatched. They promptly picked up 2 more chicks at the feed store to keep the sole hatchee...
I got my first chicks from my son's preschool, where they thought it would be "fun" for the kids to watch chicks hatch. Out of 9 eggs, 1 hatched. The teachers taught a lesson on the facts of life that day and quickly purchased a couple friends for the poor lonely hatch-ling. We had to re-home 2...