This is not always true. Bio diesel is just animal fat or plant oil based fuel that has been reacted to form a fuel that is compatible with standard diesel engines.
You can run converted diesel engines on pure vegetable oil. However, you can take that same vegetable oil and process it with...
When I was in engineering school, we had to take a technical communications class that emphasized research and finding credible sources. For the final project, one of the students downloaded wikipedia entries on topics in science and engineering, and the corresponding entries in "paid"...
Lock them into the coop for a few days so they know that it is "home". I did that, and they now go onto the perches right at dusk. All I have to do is lock the door!
So, I just finished replacing the sill plate on my whole barn due to subterranean termites.
I called in a pest service to take a look at putting down Termador (fipronil) to kill the colony and prevent re-infestation.
The problem is that the chicken run shares one wall with the barn, and...
Do you think i'm out of danger as far as sex is concerned? I know some breeds (Like EE) are tough to tell for a while. None of mine are developing a comb or wattles. They are just about 7 weeks old and are already fully feathered and out in the coop.
Thanks! It was my first try, but they seem to like it :)
I'm sure yours will be great. Half of the fun is in the construction anyway!
Here is a better picture:
I never knew there were such strong feelings against brown eggs in the rest of the country! Here in the northeast, the white eggs are the "weird" ones :)
Wow, they look just like mine. You even have two with darker coloring and one with lighter!
Maybe they really are some sort of red sex links, I suppose time will tell.
Not sure. I got them from a third party, who had gotten them from a hatchery or breeder.
There is a definite difference in growth between the birds. One has much more feathering than the other two.
Here are some updated images. Anything stand out that can help with gender?
The birds...