congrats on the test. Bio was my major too!I am only going on my one experience with Coccidiosis. My birds presented with bloody droppings and I made a post over at the emergencies/diseases board about it, at which point I was assured it wasn't Coccidiosis because my birds were not lethargic. The next day, two of the chicks were lethargic and I treated with Corid. They came out if it without any problems using the dose I posted before. That has been my experience.
Of course, browncow should do what they think is best for their birds, and there's absolutely nothing wrong with treating now to be safe. I want to make that absolutely clear.
Thanks! I was floored by the 97--never in my wildest dreams did I think I scored anywhere near that on that test!I'm majoring in Biology and will hopefully add a second major (or maybe just a minor, it depends on a lot of things) in Agriculture next year.
We've been reading about fermented feed, but I haven't tried it yet. Definitely something to think about for next time-I didn't realize it would help with the processing odor. My husband limits me to one new thing at a time, so getting through start to finish with the meaties is our current challenge!
Awesome! Thanks for setting this up. See you there.INDIANA POULTRY SHOW
I got us a tablereservedclaimed in the Outdoor Pavilion by the Commercial Building. Look for the sign. I think it will survive Indiana Winds.
They didn't have any space inside the Commercial Building, they said.
They are expecting 2100 entries. Chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, rabbits, etc.
Sign says "Indiana BYC Here".
The red and white signs on the posts read "Sale Coops". Our table is back by the restrooms.
If you want to sell birds from your vehicle in the parking lot, there should be no problem.
There is no parking fee. I don't think there is any admission fee either.
It's a rather relaxed atmosphere.
The show is in the Commercial Building and the Rabbit Building.
John
Brad - you definitely aren't looking well. I think you have come down with a bad case of the dreaded 'Chicken Math!!!!!' The only treatment is to be around as many chickens as possible at one time.
I've just started on FF. I'd say it has been hit and miss with my birds so far. The turkeys love it, the chickens are somewhat take it or leave it. I'm slowly reducing their other food sources, so we'll see how it goes.
Thanks(also thanks to M2H). Well their really is nothing we can do now. We tried to convince them just to give them puppies back, no harm no foul. But they won't. My mom did make me a good point that did make me feel a little better. She said if someone is going to pay $150 for one of those puppies they most likely will take good care of it.Oh thats just horrible! Rant all u need toII would be so worried for the puppies too!
As I have said before, our thread is ours. Talk about whatever you want as long as its "kid friendly"
I am so fed up with shipped eggs. There's a few good sellers local but I am working from local breeders from now on.
WOW he is a handsome roo!
their feathers are so soft now!aww, bet they are beautiful tho!
