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We just got a new incubator (Brinsea mini) and are in the process of our first hatch. It's day 22 and so far, only one chick has hatched. But, we've kept the bator in the kitchen, and I think the temperature was just too variable for really good results. Anyway, I'm posting because the one...

I'm a giant klutz and tripped when I went to check on my incubator, and ended up hitting it with my hand. It's a tough little thing, and all the eggs were cradled, so the eggs inside seem okay but they all got shaken a bit. Anyway, I wasn't too concerned because I figured it's Day 19 and...

Hi! I recently purchased an RCom Mini, and I've been using it to hatch chicken eggs. But, I wanted to try and use it to hatch some quail. I haven't purchased the small tray yet, because I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with it? Does it autoturn?

Hi, I have a chinese goose that's about a month old, and I've noticed that she sits and stays seated a LOT. She doesn't seem to like to get up at all. I'm worried that she might have weak legs, as I've heard that it's a common problem among geese. Is there anything I can/should do or watch...

I know this isn't really a chicken question, but I'm hoping someone here might have some suggestions. I have a big metal bowl of water set out for my pig and goose, but the goose keeps going to town on it (dropping in food, bathing, etc. etc.). So, I'm wondering if there's some sort of water...

Hi, All my pictures keep uploading sideways. I've tried rotating the picture before uploading it, but I can't seem to get them to upload without rotating. How do I fix this?

Hi, this might have been asked, but I was wondering how to tell the difference between buff orpington roos and pullets because they look the same to me. I have some pictures here. kofamilyfarm.blogspot.com I know they're not very close pictures, so I'll try to get closer ones and post them...

Hi! I'm new to the board, but was hoping someone out there might have some suggestions. We lost our last flock to some very hungry hawks and an eagle, and have been trying to come up with a budget-friendly coop design that might prevent this from happening to our new flock. Any ideas please...