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Yeah, OKCarla is the best.
Thanks guys!
It's mostly Gerald that does all the hard work feeding and collecting the eggs. I just water everything and feed a little dog food for extra protein (especially the animal protein) that isn't included in chicken feeds. Maybe it is the water ... we have a live spring water creek that begins about a half a mile from our house, so water is especially good. It's high in nitrogen too, which makes the plants thrive. Maybe it adds in fertility? Anyway, we try to only sell hatching eggs less than 5 days from being laid, and not any that are too small, too large, dirty or not well colored.
OkieChickenDad, that is so wonderful! I hope your daughter enjoys them. Just remember baby turkeys aren't too bright when it comes to learning how to eat & drink. I usually add a chick or 2 in with them to show them how. Also, sometimes newly hatched turkey poults will jump in the waterer and drown. If one tries ... then others will do the same thing. We've had a few mass turkey poult suicides in the past. I usually add marbles or rocks in the drinking water (just enough to keep the poult from dunking it's head totally in the water when it drinks) for a few days until the poults are a little more mature.
I wish I wasn't stuck working overtime tonight, but luckily I could bring my laptop computer for when I'm not too busy
I think I need to go buy some Bloomset for our tomato and other vegetable plants! Thanks Nanakat for the great advice!
I bought a bottle of Bloom Set today when I was at King's Feed to buy chick feed.