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Update. I switched their feed to 30% They are still getting 14 hours of light. They are starting to lay now. so, lesson learned--keep them on startena. layena's protein level is too low

Quote: I thought it was 24%, but I will recheck. If that is it, I will up the protein and get them differetn feed. Thanks!

Shouldn't the males be producing sperm though too? All along I have been feeding the Purina, first few weeks, then startena, then switch over to the layena. All my other batches have laid by 6 weeks. Shelly--at least your getting eggs. I know the older batch (their parents) egg production...

I will report back in a week, then

Quote: AND NO 14 + HRS OF CONTINUOUS LIGHT.... Yes, they are having 14 hours of continuous light, I thought I already said that. We are still getting 14 hours of continuous light outside. they were just recently moved indoors where light is supplemented.

They don't seem to be losing any more feather than normal. They seem normal in every way, except no sperm, no eggs. No crowing either.

I had a batch hatch on July 11. They are still not laying. The males are not producing any sperm foam. Nothing. They were currently outside, recently (within last two days) moved inside. There light is supplemented in the barn. While they were outside, they got enough daylight to ensure...