he is controversial.. but somethings he was talking about a couple decades ago are cutting edge now.. so he could be right but I have never heard of that eitherIs this Doc a quack?
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he is controversial.. but somethings he was talking about a couple decades ago are cutting edge now.. so he could be right but I have never heard of that eitherIs this Doc a quack?
If it doesn't cost too much for a blue bulb, I may put one in the pen this winter and spring. From what I've read in a couple of poultry studies, bluer spectrum lighting makes chickens somewhat calmer and less stressed (but just the opposite in ducks), so if it doesn't give me hens at hatching, i doubt it will hurt them.he is controversial.. but somethings he was talking about a couple decades ago are cutting edge now.. so he could be right but I have never heard of that either
I'll have to read that article. Thanks!and this article says it could burn their retinas https://www.windycityparrot.com/blog/2015/08/06/birds-full-spectrum-lighting-got-wrong/
I read that whole long article about parrots in small cages.and this article says it could burn their retinas https://www.windycityparrot.com/blog/2015/08/06/birds-full-spectrum-lighting-got-wrong/
I read that whole long article about parrots in small cages.
It doesn't say it anything about blue light, only full spectrum, and it doesn't say it will burn their retinas, only that full spectrum lighting can if too close to the bird for too long.
Any lighting can mess up a bird of used wrongly.
I sorta counted the other day and I am down to about 30 hens, but I have close to 50+ roosters running around. The hens are pretty good about foraging and staying out from under my feet, but all these dang roosters, when i walkout onto the deck, they swarm. It sounds like a pack of Harleys flying thru the yard. Flapping Thunder!LOL I breed for the roos for the freezer.. I have been keeping the girls. I usually get 70% boys... Not sure how many I have hatched over the last 3 years, but I made the mistake of counting this week.. chicken math is real.. I have 57 females of various ages.
8 boys left for the freezer waiting for a warm spell, which will leave me with 6 breeder boys
oh ya they need to go.close to 50+ roosters running around.