I have no idea what I am doing

The way it with my broody duck she will lay for about a week or so but she doesn't really pay attention to the eggs until she is done laying. I can steal her eggs at any point during that time without her really even noticing. But once she is settled in to sitting on them it's a different story.
 
Exactly Shaw. They don't get broody just because they started laying. (think of a teenage girl getting her cycle, she doesn't want to have a baby right away!...although some do it! Hahah) Steve, just take the eggs. She may sit for an hour each day, getting her system going, or getting a break from Flynn! Lol. That's hormonal female for ya. But broodiness could take months before she would ever really want to hatch babies.
 
Is the wax put on after cutting?
:plbb

The types of plants that our straw is made of don’t make any special wax that a grass doesn’t make so I’m a little confused.

Hay balers actually have a mechanism that removes/strips the wax from the blades of hay as it get stuck into a bale, they also have a hygrometer to let you know that its at optimum moisture content to be put into a bale

I always heard there was something about hay that was dangerous for chicks and ducks, but don't remember what. :oops:
its the fact that the chicks dont have grit and if they eat the blades/seeds theyll get stuck

sorry just jumped in will finish reading now.....
 
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Day three and just got our third egg. Poor girl must be tired
 

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