You might be correct. I should never have let them form that union to begin with! But I told them what changes I plan to make (and that’s that!)Maybe they said that because you interrupted their union meeting, where they were going to discuss the changes THEY wanted in the coop before presenting them to you?
If this is about them being on strike (no eggs) I am willing to negotiate! Desperate to resolve the issues!Maybe they said that because you interrupted their union meeting, where they were going to discuss the changes THEY wanted in the coop before presenting them to you?
Be careful, they might go on strike -- wait, they already have!You might be correct. I should never have let them form that union to begin with! But I told them what changes I plan to make (and that’s that!)
The current feed contains 1% calcium. At 100 grams of feed per day she is getting 1g from the chick feed. A laying hen should get 4 to 5 grams per day. If I use a laying hen that should be more than a non laying hen needs and still be below toxic levels. So with simple math I need to supply her with 3 to 4 grams. I'm going to shoot for 4 grams.
I would be too. Let's hear what their proposals are. Maybe a lot line up with what you already want to do...If this is about them being on strike (no eggs) I am willing to negotiate! Desperate to resolve the issues!
I hope not. This is my great American Chicken Novel! Everyone should read and enjoy it!
Be careful, they might go on strike -- wait, they already have!
Mine have been constantly shifting locations on the roost recently as well. Most times someone or multiple someones is roosting alone.
They want too much.
Nervous about something? Mine are changing roosting positions too!?
