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    Vet or antibiotic or kill, any comment welcomed

    Second batch of chicken, first time dealing w fancy breeds n first time dealing w sickness. It s one of my 30+ 1 week old chicks. Has a blind/ infected eye n everything else looks fine. Am isolating him/her from the main brooder to avoid being pecked on (never observed so, just in case). If...
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    My learning of identifying breeds

    A newbie in chicken keeping received a 45 chick surprise package from Cackle. That s me, and i have to learn to identify them quickly before dividing them up according to size and temper and other traits. This post s for ppl like me who r interested in identifying chicks. Day 1, I recognized 4...
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    Alex's Journal of Keeping Heritage Cockerels for Meat

    Jan sometime -Mar 5th 2014, did research and played with several pullets to quantify costs and feed/weight ratio. Mar 5th 2014, ordered Cackle Surprise Package from Cackle, want to use the pullets for egg production and the cockerels for meat. I am lucky enough that my city allows BYC and...
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    Newbie found new stuff for DLM

    For those who read some Chinese language, 18:27 of this video is helpful to establish a local probiotic culture for DLM For those who don't, I came across this video and wanna let you know how my plan is after learning from it. The video features a Chinese guy who did a permaculture farm...
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    overall gd, photo upload causes jam

    If the photo uploading had not jammed that much time, it s a perfect mobile posting experience
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    Hobby permaculture hen keeping

    Hey dear BYC-ians! I m Alex from Minneapolis, new to hen keeping as part f my backyard permaculture exploration. I believe with nitrogen-fixation crops and shrubs, bugs eating such vegetation are now transporting protein to hens and into human edible eggs. I believe there is not a lack of...
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