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Exploring the World of Chickens: A Guide to Different Breeds and Their Pros and Cons
Chickens are some of the most versatile and beloved domesticated animals, serving as sources of food, companionship, and even pest control in many parts of the world. With a wide variety of breeds available, each possessing unique characteristics and traits, choosing the right type of chicken...- SiDaStuff
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Should I get Ameraucana?
Depends. These chickens do not lay as frequently as other breeds, A healthy Ameraucana hen will lay about 3 to 4 eggs per week. This means you can expect around 150 to 200 eggs per year from each bird. However, the main reason that people get these birds is because their eggs are normally...- SiDaStuff
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- Forum: General breed discussions & FAQ
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I was top 3 for awhile. I got banned, because the admins thought I was botting, even though I...
I was top 3 for awhile. I got banned, because the admins thought I was botting, even though I was really account sharing. Oh well, it sorta brings back bad memories.- SiDaStuff
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I used to be on there, but I got overrun with bots and things, so I got off. My username was...
I used to be on there, but I got overrun with bots and things, so I got off. My username was SiDaStuff.- SiDaStuff
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Comment by 'SiDaStuff' in article 'The Art of Raising Chickens: Creating a Cozy and Functional Coop'
I wrote the base article, then had ai tune it up. Same with all of my posts.- SiDaStuff
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Help... Chickens are not laying.
So, I understand that Chickens will not lay as normal in the Winter, but we have not been getting any eggs for the past 2 months. Now, we have both old and new chickens, down to under a year old, and we make sure they have food and water daily. They normally are very healthy, and we have not...- SiDaStuff
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- Forum: Chicken Behaviors and Egglaying
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Cracking the Egg Code: A Comprehensive Exploration of Eggs and their Culinary and Nutritional Significance
Introduction: Enter the extraordinary world of eggs, a culinary and nutritional powerhouse that transcends breakfast plates and baking recipes. This in-depth exploration navigates the intricate landscape of eggs, from the various types and colors to the nutritional benefits they offer. Unravel...- SiDaStuff
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What your chickens can and can't eat!
Sorry now- SiDaStuff
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- Forum: Feeding & Watering Your Flock
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What your chickens can and can't eat!
" When birds eat rice, the rice grains can absorb moisture in the bird’s digestive system and swell, potentially causing blockages or other digestive issues12. Rice contains high levels of carbohydrates, which can be a challenge for birds to digest due to their short digestive tracts1. However...- SiDaStuff
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- Forum: Feeding & Watering Your Flock
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What your chickens can and can't eat!
It always depends on the type of rice and chicken.- SiDaStuff
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- Forum: Feeding & Watering Your Flock