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How big of a insulated coop do they need? Im curiously checking this out as an idea to possibly own

Ive always gone by the standard of hearing 1/4 cup of feed per bird per day. Mine free range and I supplement with fermented feed in the summer and mash in the winter months

isolate the two sick birds and monitor the rest of your flock. now you can dose as required for treatment

I insulated my coop with rockwool batting as my area temps get down to -40 for a week or two every winter. I love it! i keep a vent cracked for all moisture the birds make but no breeze and they all do great. I still have a bit of a problem with them getting tips of their comb froze occasionally...

I live in the north and that being said our winters can have temps -40 for a week or two max, but average -20 to -30 celcius. is that too cold of a range to keep peafowl? they either could live in a 8x8 insulated building alone, or in one with chickens and guinea hens. I think I know the answer...

Howdy all, I saw there were some pheasant hatching eggs for sale near me but was unsure of one thing; can i keep my pheasants with chickens and Guinea?

Not that your buckets are this big necessarily, but I've had a chicken drown in a half filled 5 gal bucket

I do however, supply free choice oyster shell

Ive often heard the amount of calcium in commercial feed (mine being 4.24%) is too much for them. The roosters as you state need much much less. I ask this as my homemade feed is 0.11%

Howdy all, I was wondering if anyone has documentation on the min required calcium content needed for a hen 19+ weeks old, as well as a 19+ week old rooster. all i can find is this meme and the book they are claiming to reference is nearly 200 bucks

Ok so its not a bacteria that you cpuld vuew per se

How would you confirm it as marejs from necropsy

I cant get video to work here otherwise I could show its chirping but not walking

Having problems i have a chick that was clicking when it breathed. That seem to have subsided but it has no strenght in the legs to move. Given electrolytes and b12. What can ibdo???

I have a chance to have 12 quail eggs hatch for me for free, but have one main question. How cold hardy are they? I live in north western Ontario Canada and in the winter the temps drop to -40 often. Can they handle it like my Rhode islands and other chickens?

Howdy y'all, Last summer I was reading some where that they recommend that mucovies get the 22-24% protein to be healthy. Is that correct of can they stay on a16% like chickens

Howdy all I'm having troubles finding any of my old threads. It's like everything I've asked has disappeared. How do i find it so I can look back at advice

Yea thee fibre , fat and calcium is all considered as the program adjusts

One person has the following Cracked corn Oats Soy bean meal Black oil sunflower seed Wheat Nowwhen I enter it into nutritional program it comes up 0ui for both and d. Basically could you not grind up vitamin pills and add them

I have also seen people on the other hand feed just grains and their chickens were the healthiest and live a long time. On the other hand pre mixed feed chicken were sick and lots didn't live as long