ALABAMA!!

[SongBird1798]

First chick ever hatched successfully and another has pipped... I don't believe I will be able to sleep tonight.

 

[Barbwire54]

I'm not sure. I'll look into it, though. Maybe someone else can chime in.

The rest of the guidelines are pretty clear, but that particular one is not. Almost like they are.saying not to add to a current flock? Sometimes a glossary is needed when you read official documents.

 

[A-K-A]

The rest of the guidelines are pretty clear, but that particular one is not. Almost like they are.saying not to add to a current flock? Sometimes a glossary is needed when you read official documents.

I believe that is right also

 

[royalducky101]

The ALL IN - ALL OUT POLICY means that poultry farmers will only have birds of around the same age per farm the try and minimize the spread of disease

 

[royalducky101]

the ALL IN ALL OUT POLICY means that poultry farmers will only have birds of around the same age per farm to try to minimize the spread of disease

 

[A-K-A]

the ALL IN ALL OUT POLICY means that poultry farmers will only have birds of around the same age per farm to try to minimize the spread of disease

Too late here

 

[5ChicksinDixie]

Hi! I'm not sure if this will be helpful to anyone, but I just called the State Vererinarian's office to ask about some roosters I am re-homing, and they said as long as it is a private transaction between individuals you are allowed to move chickens - just no large gatherings such as swaps or shows. I'm sorry if I'm just repeating info someone else has already given, I'm really tired and my thinking is fuzzy. :-(

 

[karenej]

Glad to hear it. I've got a dozen or so chicks to rehome.

 

[5ChicksinDixie]

Glad to hear it. I've got a dozen or so chicks to rehome. 

Just wondering - would you happen to have any bannies? Especially Seremas or Sebrights? The lady who got one of my roosters was very interested in my Sebrights, but I want to keep them. She'd be willing to take chicks or grown chickens.

 

[Alabama Jack]

Got our chicks today! 71 of 77 made it so far. Happy to have chickens again!

We think this one is an Easter egger.