howellchickens
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- Oct 30, 2016
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I decided to join BYC because I realize I come to this site to find answers to my questions quite often. I have a few questions and need some answers.
I have five chickens, 2 Rhode Island reds, barred rock, golden sex link, and an Orpington. I get 4 eggs pretty much daily. Not sure why and I know they are all hens. Is this normal?
I have half the coop with a temporary roof to keep out the rain. The floor is dirt with grass clippings and food scraps. It gets wet, doesn't smell but I'm concerned that it might be too wet. Can the floor be too wet for the chickens? (We live around Sacramento).
I have five chickens, 2 Rhode Island reds, barred rock, golden sex link, and an Orpington. I get 4 eggs pretty much daily. Not sure why and I know they are all hens. Is this normal?
I have half the coop with a temporary roof to keep out the rain. The floor is dirt with grass clippings and food scraps. It gets wet, doesn't smell but I'm concerned that it might be too wet. Can the floor be too wet for the chickens? (We live around Sacramento).
! Great to have you with us! 4 eggs from 5 birds is pretty typical for in their prime, first year layers. I assume you get 5 in a day once in awhile? You will likely find production will decrease with shortened hours of daylight, colder temps, and/or the molt. 