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Wow very informative JacinLarkwell and cherrynberry, THANK YOU! I guess I'll just keep her eggs to eat, and give hatching a go come spring

Thank you Can you provide me more information on why I don't want a young hen to go broody/hatch her own eggs? That is my original plan considering I do not have an incubator. I got the silkies back in March.

One of my silkies just started laying eggs (a total of 3 eggs so far). All eggs have been fertilized. Problem is, she hasn't gone broody. We would like for her to hatch some eggs before we get rid of the rooster. So my question is this; what are ways to get her to go broody? And what are ways to...