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From what ive researched olu can ferment any kind of chicken feed. But im really not sure about what to do 😂. This is all really new to me aswell 🤣

Would i ferment part if the feed, and still have kayers pellets available?

Hi, i was wondering with regards to a laying flock would fermenting feed be a good choice. Adding onto this if i was to ferment their feed how would i go about doing it. I would havd to restrictive feed?

So if i was to breed a dorking and indian gane (cornish) i would get a good size bird. But no were close to a modern cornish cross?

Hi everyone, ive heard that if you cross a indian game (cornish) chicken with egg laying breeds it gives you a good neat bird. Can anyone explain this. I dont know much about this. Does this cross create meat birds or dual purpose birds?

Thankyou so much, sound like you have a really good setup 😁👍

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What age do you butcher your roosters. Ive asked this question before but thought i would ask again 😂

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Thankyou, do they get on fine keeping more than one rooster together?

Does anyone eat their roosters? If so do you raise the extra roosters that your going to eat, with your hens or in a seporate pen. Also what do you feed the roosters?

Yeah thats exactly what i was thinking. Thankyou 😁

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Thankyou 😁, is this the same with dual purpose chickens. The pullets will stay tender for longer?

Thankyou, i will try and see what other recipes i can find. But thats sounds delicious 😁😁

Thankyou for the info. Its really helped. So a young dp hen is probably not the best for roasting. But does fine slow cooked 😁

Yeah, the only problem i have with eating older hens is that you have to use their meat for soups and stews. I was thinking that with young pullets their meat will be more tender. Better for a roast chicken 😁. Is that the case or are younger pullets meat just as tough?

Yeah thats is a really good point. The money selling pullets could got towards more things around the garden. Thnx 😁

Yeah, i will keep the hens i need but was just wondering if i could eat any extra hens. I could sell them, but i have some roosters for meat and could do with some more meat birds. I like the idea of being as self sufficient as possible so rather then selling them i would rather eat them.