Deworming

Really?
You must trash a lot of eggs then huh?
I would like to get a organic wormer but cant find any,We have easter egger chickens so we don't eat the eggs but I would like to get regular egg laying chickens and use a organicwormer so I can eat the eggs.
we raise and hatch our chicks from the easter egger eggs to sell/ The broody hens hatch. Im still learning this process
 
I would like to get a organic wormer but cant find any,We have easter egger chickens so we don't eat the eggs but I would like to get regular egg laying chickens and use a organicwormer so I can eat the eggs.
we raise and hatch our chicks from the easter egger eggs to sell/ The broody hens hatch. Im still learning this process
I don't think worming them that often is a good idea.
In the future you can just get a fecal test done once every 6 months or so to know if they even need to be wormed.
 
I understand not eating egg because you want to hatch them but Easter Egger eggs are just as edible as any other breed, just so you know.
 
I understand not eating egg because you want to hatch them but Easter Egger eggs are just as edible as any other breed, just so you know.
I don't think worming them that often is a good idea.
In the future you can just get a fecal test done once every 6 months or so to know if they even need to be wormed.
Thanks for the advice the broody hens and roosters I got from a farmer and that's what he told me to do,but I would rather be safe then sorry,so I probably will start doing that.I know that a Easter eggers eggs are edible I actually ate one when I first got them,but id rather have regular plain old eggs not that there really is a difference but I do like having the mixed breed to raise and hatch there just so beautiful and you never know what your going to get because you get.
 

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