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This product heals wounds very quickly. Yes it says it's for horses, but I use it on my hens when they have any kind of injuries. http://schreiners.com

It's Florida, but the humidity in the spring isn't too high here in Jacksonville. The coop has great circulation and the nest is an old milk crate. I would say that humidity was pretty average. It definitely never made it through the inner membrane. It looked like it tried because its beak was...

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This egg was under my broody for 25 days before I gave up. It was the first time I had tried to hatch any and we started with only 3. Two were discarded by the hen early on. I had such high hopes for this little one. It was moving around like crazy on day 19. Days 20 and 21 I could still feel...

I have a little board on it. I'm mostly worried about her raising one by itself. I hope all will be fine. Thank you for taking the time to respond. Here's a pic.

I had a BEAUTIFUL blue copper maran, but she unfortunately suffered from egg yolk peritonitis. I want another. I have my limit of 5 hens now and I have an unkind neighbor that will report me the moment I add a 6th. Some day.

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She has so far been a very good mama. I've worried she hasn't gotten enough to eat.

I've never hatched eggs before. I had a broody hen and I felt bad for her due to the fact that we have no rooster. I took a few fertile eggs from my boss, whom has almost too many, and gave them to Nannette. She has kicked all but one out. We are at day 14. My question is, "Will there be a...

This is a tiny video I put together of one of my girls struggling to lay an egg on top of my broody. :P

Do you have any more info on this? Pictures? Links? I have 2 Wellsummers that are driving my neighbor nuts! I have clipped the wings from one side of both hens. I just found one on the other side of the fence today. It is soooooo frustrating!

I thank you. They're not quite as warm as they look in the pic, but it's so close. :P

Today one of the Faverolles finally laid an egg! I think it was the feed. I appreciate all the tips. I tried everything and remembered that I had changed their feed last spring. I switched from Hilands Naturals to Layena for convenience. The store with the Hilands is much much further from home...

I wish there was a chance, but there's not. My yard is super tiny. Also we have gone out of town more than once and they have stayed in their coop/run. I don't think there's a whimper of a chance they can be hiding them.

I have two 2.5 year old Faverolles that slowed their egg production back in May. The last egg that was laid by one of them was during the first week of June. They appear to be healthy. Their combs are nice and red, they aren't molting, and there is no signs of egg yolk peritonitis. I did add 3...

That's interesting. I hope you get an answer on this. I haven't been able to rid them.

Does the DE cloud up when you fill the feeder? I love DE! To Dave R https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diatomaceous_earth

Very nice!

Just the pink color. ;)