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    So I bought 30 chicks to raise and sell but I’m having trouble selling them where I live what should I do?!

    I sold all mine at a local once a month trade day.
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    Ladies on strike!

    It was 40 years ago so my have to go by memory. They were full grown when i got them. No lights. They were in an open pen out in the pasture. It sounds crude but it worked.
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    Ladies on strike!

    My hens quit laying and an old man told me to put them through a hardship. What ? He said do not feed them for a week. I said No Way. But i tried and after three days i could not stand it. I started back feeding them They started back to laying eggs everyday, every hen.
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    Alabama Boy

    Tim Williams from Anderson, AL. I have two big incubators and mostly hatch eggs for friends and family. I am 64 yo, retired from General Motors, machine repairman by trade. Jack of all trades.
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    Heat suggestions(No lamps!)

    I still use light bulbs but not heat lamps. I guess it may depend on what size brooder you have. I always use more than one bulb in case one burns out. One thing i do is use a lower water heater thermostat to regulate the heat in my brooder just like i do in my incubator. I do anchor my light...
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