My agriculture class has eggs, again.
Last time, I had it all planned out, I was going to get little chickies from them once they hatched.
I went out and bought everything I needed 4 days before they'd come home.
THEN my agriculture teacher decided to tell me they probably won't hatch, because someone caused the temperature to go up ti 104 degrees too long, too early.
They never developed. -.-
So anyways, I got my chicks from this lovely couple(whom are now constructing my chicken tractor for a VERY nice price of $100) and now I'm interested in hatching eggs.
I can get the eggs from my agriculture class, and ACTUALLY not screw it up, so I'd like to try it.
How can I make one?
The most economical way possible.
Help me?
Also, is a 150 watt bulb hot enough for newborn chicksters? If it's close enough?
Last time, I had it all planned out, I was going to get little chickies from them once they hatched.
I went out and bought everything I needed 4 days before they'd come home.
THEN my agriculture teacher decided to tell me they probably won't hatch, because someone caused the temperature to go up ti 104 degrees too long, too early.
They never developed. -.-
So anyways, I got my chicks from this lovely couple(whom are now constructing my chicken tractor for a VERY nice price of $100) and now I'm interested in hatching eggs.
I can get the eggs from my agriculture class, and ACTUALLY not screw it up, so I'd like to try it.
How can I make one?
The most economical way possible.
Help me?
Also, is a 150 watt bulb hot enough for newborn chicksters? If it's close enough?
