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    Old feed

    Thank you for the information.
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    Old feed

    Long story, but can I use layer feed that is around 10 months old and hasn't been out of the bag?
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    Raising livestock (chickens in this case)

    Raising livestock, whether in your backyard or in the country can be rewarding. But, it does have its heartaches, as well. I received chicks yesterday and had a very small (runt) in the bunch. In the animal world it is survival of the fittest and chicks are no exception. The runt passed away...
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    Hello Feathered Friends!

    Welcome!
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    Automatic door recommendations?

    I personally use a Run Chicken door and it has worked great for me.
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    chicks

    I We got them from Ideal hatchery. We got them for the eggs. Not looking to make money. Maybe help some people out in my neighborhood.
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    chicks

    We have 3 Bard Rocks, 3 Rhode Island Reds, and 4 Buff Orpingtons.
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    chicks

    That's a great idea. I am going to put them in the coop tonight and watch them come out in the morning. It is a lot like their brooder except a lot bigger. They have been in a small portion of the run before but they have never come down the ramp. It should be quite a show.
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    chicks

    They will be in a run only. I built them a huge run so they should do great.
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    chicks

    Thanks Kiki, I am moving them out this weekend. Should I keep them in the coop for a day or just turn them loose!
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    chicks

    They still have a very small amount of down like on their neck but almost fully feathered.
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    New Guy

    Hello, my wife and I are new to chickens in our 60s. We have 10 chicks, all hens. We are excited to be in this community to help and get help. It's great that there are people from every where who are in the chicken biz for whatever reason.
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    chicks

    First of all, hello. I have 4 week old chicks who are a little stir crazy in the house. They have a new run and coop and they are the first chickens to go in. It is 95-100 degrees day, and 70s at night. Anyone have thoughts?
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