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    Announcement April Fools 2016 - New Development: Chicken Feed That Changes Egg Shell Color!

    Oh, cmon everybody. I would name it a very clever April Fool's post. There's just no way.
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    WTB Brinsea EcoGlow 20

    ... and snowhorse here on the BYC site has one listed for sale last week.
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    WTB Brinsea EcoGlow 20

    ... and snowhorse here on the BYC site has one listed for sale last week.
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    WTB Brinsea EcoGlow 20

    There's a guy on Craigslist in Coburg, Oregon with one for $45. Don't know how much shipping is, but it might be close.
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    Dark Brahma chicks Standard Not Bantams

    Your new brahmas are beautiful. Will you be selling hatching eggs?
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    Colorado

    I am near Monument, and my Norwegian Jaerhons keep on laying like little energizer bunnies while everyone else has gone into a molt. Several of the silkies molted really early and have begun to lay again October, which is really weird for silkies. EEs that were hatched in March finally just...
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    HELP! What to feed if I don't want Hen Scratch/Pellets

    We are in Colorado,and several neighbors go in together to purchase soy free, non-go, all organic feed in bulk. A large order works out to about the Same price as feed store pellets, and the chickens LOVE it! They gain weight better, too. Ifyiunwant more info let me know.
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    What duck breed would be good for going broody & hatchng her own eggs?

    My cayuas are mothering machines! They each layed and hatched two batches last summer, and shared nesting time as a flock. They like really deep straw.
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    How to keep ducks and their pen mud free during winter.

    I set shipping pallets on the ground on either side of the wading pool. the ducks can swim but when they get out they don't spread mud all over because they drip dry onto the pallets. It is still wet under the pallets but the rest of the 20' x 20' enclosure stays fairly clean and dry. Note some...
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    New to ducks... Need answers please.

    On #5, I keep duck enclosure right next to the garden, so all the water I have to constantly change runs downhill straight to the corn. Corn takes a ton of fertilizer, too, which the ducks are happy to produce.
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    I think I know the answer to this but is there a quiet female duck?

    I can hear the blue Swedish 300 yards away, but the cayuas only about 100 yards. I suppose quiet is relative.
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    I need to see some photo of some duck houses...easily built.

    I got a free dog house off Craigslist and put a door on it. The ducks are very happy. Two of them nested and hatched ducklings in.
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    Colorado

    We're Ruffled Feathers Poultry, outside Monument and raise show silkies and a varied collection of larger laying hens, plus some Cayuga ducks. It's so nice to hear who else is local.
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