I usually start them with a bag of medicated starter and then switch to Dumor 20% chick grower/starter. I keep them on that until they are near or start laying.Hi everyone. At what age should I start giving my chicks grower feed?
If I have young ones in with the Delawares I switch everyone to Dumor 20%, unit the young ones are laying. Delaware are easy going and I can stick the young ones in there with no trouble.
Right now I have two EE's in with them, since I'd originally put them in there. I moved them but they kept hanging out outside the run so I just said the heck with it and let them back in.
I'm torn between setting eggs or not. The incubator is up and I just need to clean the turner. I reckon if I had someone to take care of the chickens while I was gone it would be an easier decision.
In other news: You may or maynot care and that's alright.
My DIL is coming from Alaska next week to see her Grandparents who are elderly and it may be her last time to see them.
Too, my SIL's brother is having surgery for Testiclar cancer. He's in his 30's.
Too, Becky a young friend who graduated with my DD, was found to have another tumor. She'd been cancer free for a short time after having treatment for colon cancer. Her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer not long ago.
I guess I'm just in shock right now.