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With chicken eggs theres a bullseye looking spot, but you don’t really know unless you open it up

I’d assume like chickens you can eat fertilized eggs, it’s not until their incubated that they actually begin to develop 🤷🏽‍♀️

I just watched some videos on YouTube and you use trimmers that are super sharp. We do it every month or so, basically I look to see when their hooves look overgrown. Every once in a while I can manage doing it myself but usually my husband will hold the goat for me

Our goats are pretty easy, more like dogs 🤪we have 2.3 acres and they are allowed to roam about a third of it. I feed them goat feed in the morning and the rest of the day they eat whatever in the yard, poison ivy, thorny bushes, etc. Everything I’ve read says to make sure they have fresh clean...

We’re super new to ducks (less than 2 weeks 😳). We also have 2 goats and 4 pullets. This pic is from a few days ago when I took them out for just a few minutes to experience the great outdoors. Names (not in order-bc I’d have to look too closely at the pic to differentiate them) Daisy...