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  1. DairyQueenMS923

    Resting the meat?

    Thank you, if I do it in and ice water bath, am I supposed to salt the water?
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    Resting the meat?

    I just had 30 cornish x butchered this morning. They are currently sitting in two coolers with cold circulating water. How long are they supposed to chill before freezing? I absolutely do not have room in my frig to chill that many birds. I don't want tough meat though.
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    Transporting home after processing

    They do not freeze. You wait for the slaughtering and cleaning to be done, then they bring them out in large trays. I don't think I can obtain enough coolers for this many chickens. They 7sed to cool them completely but apparently no longer do.
  4. DairyQueenMS923

    Transporting home after processing

    I am raising cornish crosses for the first time and will be bringing 30 of them to be processed at a facility about 30 minutes away. What is a reasonable way to transport that many birds home in a way they will not stay too warm? Also, recommendations for cooling them quickly at home before...
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    Building in the Northeast - Should we insulate?

    We are about to start constructing our coop and my husband was wondering if we should be insulating it. We live in Maine so and up on a hill so it can get quite cold and windy. We bought cold hardy chickens if that makes a difference.
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    Brand new to chickens - Choosing a breed!

    My friend has Wyandottes and really likes them. I am surprised about the Orpingtons, I have been told by several people not to put them wth aggressive birds as they will get picked on! I may be going with a couple Australorpes, a couple Orpingtons, and a couple Brahmas. It is a tough decision...
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    Brand new to chickens - Choosing a breed!

    I was just reading about this breed, definitely interested! For someone just starting out, is it better to get a couple different breeds or to stick with one then branch out in later years?
  8. DairyQueenMS923

    Brand new to chickens - Choosing a breed!

    Hi everyone, My husband and I have decided we would like to have a small flock of chickens (around 6) but we have no experience with breeds. I do live in Maine so I do need something cold hardy. I prefer large eggs (not necessarily jumbo), color does not matter. I would also prefer something...
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