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Try talking to your county extension agent. Ours are very good about finding relevant information even if they themselves know little about the specific topic. Maybe they can tell you where to cheaply get the droppings tested. If you are near your state's land grant university, you may be in...

You can check out this site for what could cause a flock to stop laying. There are many things that could cause it. A lack of egg shells does not absolve the rats. The chickens would eat any egg shells they found. They could be molting, the new rooster may have induced stress while they are...