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    Help me name my barred rock

    Petra or Rocket!
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    Can Chickens Eat Moldy Cheese?

    Just remove the obvious chunks of mold of feed the rest in moderation.
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    Feeding chickens only sprouts

    Free range chickens eat what they need grubs, worms, bugs, mice protein. They also eat seeds, grass, sprouts etc. They know where and how to find grit as needed. A balanced diet is attainable, it's just easier for some to scoop it out of a bag and call it a day!
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    2020 BYC Calendar Available!! FREE USA SHIPPING

    Thanks for the quick reply! I'm such a dork sometimes, on second glance you had all the info needed right there just like you always do!
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    2020 BYC Calendar Available!! FREE USA SHIPPING

    Great looking calendar, can anyone give me the dimensions? I want to know if it will fit my frame.
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    Predator help.

    Sorry you're having to deal with this situation. Predators don't line up their prey and leave them for later, they kill and eat or take and eat! I'd go with surveillance cameras and report this to police to have on record. Hope this is just a one off, but stay vigilant just in case.
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    Comment by 'pargue' in article 'A Guide To Understanding The Chicken Pecking Order'

    Thank you for the wonderful insights, well done!
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    How can I tell if my hen is pregnant?

    Sounds like you came to The right place! The folks at backyard chickens are full of fun facts Best of luck to you and your flock.
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    Review by 'pargue' in article 'What Happens When Chickens Molt?'

    Thanks again, especially liked the extra nugget about rating layers by the way they molt!
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    Review by 'pargue' in article 'Apple Cider Vinegar and Garlic: Two of the best and natural ways to keep your flock healthy'

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    DO YOU WASH & REFRIGERATE YOUR EGGS?-

    Thanks for sharing this video it was very informative. I've used both methods and have concluded the Brit way is the best way! If you have to wash them use them immediately, and don't refrigerate unless it's absolutely necessary. Sounds like good stewardship in the beginning makes for a more...
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    "Natural" Easter eggs?

    Very interesting, what type of hen is laying these eggs? Hope you can solve this mystery I'm dying to know the answer!
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    Straw or hay for nest boxes- preference?

    Hi all, I see the USA is well represented, flocks from all over our country! I live in Oregon and have used cedar shavings for years and never had any adverse effects to my flock. Straw is hollow and can be habitat for bugs and mites. I regularly use DE ( diatomaceous earth) in their feed...
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    Straw or hay for nest boxes- preference?

    For nest boxes i use pine needles ( ponderosa ) the girls love them, they make beautiful nest bowls out of them. I use chopped straw or wood shavings for the rest, but the straw composts the best!
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    Feed sack recycling ideas??

    A friend of my mother's made her an apron with pockets and chaps for gardening! They look great with the picture on the front. The pockets hold her gloves and clippers, she loves that she doesn't have to change her clothes to do chores.
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