Let's have a gosling hatchalong!

I made a little video. Please excuse my silly hand and squeaky voice. It gets better toward the end when they start flapping.


Super cute!

I love how you were able to make the video in the ten minutes of clean brooder that we all get to see a peek of every day.
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Another question, should I weigh my goose eggs? My mom has a really nice lbs/oz/kg food scale that I can use, I just need a good reason to drag it out of the cabinet.
Also, about the yeast thing, can I use food yeast, or does it have to be brewers?
 
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I made a little video. Please excuse my silly hand and squeaky voice. It gets better toward the end when they start flapping.

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Another question, should I weigh my goose eggs? My mom has a really nice lbs/oz/kg food scale that I can use, I just need a good reason to drag it out of the cabinet.
Also, about the yeast thing, can I use food yeast, or does it have to be brewers?
I use a scale...and Pete's Guide sugest you use one.... I have no idea about the yeast as I didn't need it last year
 
X2 on weighing eggs. It's good to monitor weight loss and will improve success at hatching. Active yeast is not the same thing as brewer's yeast, which is found as a dietary supplement in the vitamin section.
 
Another question, should I weigh my goose eggs? My mom has a really nice lbs/oz/kg food scale that I can use, I just need a good reason to drag it out of the cabinet.
Also, about the yeast thing, can I use food yeast, or does it have to be brewers?

If you have a good scale, by all means weigh the eggs. I also trace the air cell at least once a week in pencil so I can see the progress.

As to the yeast..no, food yeast will not work. It has to be brewers yeast. You can get it pretty reasonably online. I got it on Amazon last year, and their are a few horse websites that sell it by the 5 gallon bucket that are pretty inexpensive. A couple teaspoons each day sprinkled on top of the food will do the job.
 
Why don't you have a scale? I got a 216 gram egg this morning from one of my grey dewlap girls. It's a pretty impressive egg.
 

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