Peeps in Europe!

[chickengr]

This 24 C probably is correct for a flu. But not for this Corona virus. This is not a flu. Corona viruses can stay alive until approx 37 C.

But nevertheless 24 C is great to enjoy the sun. Here its cold right now.

I visited quit a few Greek islands, but somehow I missed Salamis.

doctors in milan's hospital say coronavirus cannot survive 23 celsius.

btw, you missed nothing. salamina is not a turistic place. it is just a suburb of piraeus. there are nice places to visit but not for holliday.

 

[BDutch]

doctors in milan's hospital say coronavirus cannot survive 23 celsius.

btw, you missed nothing. salamina is not a turistic place. it is just a suburb of piraeus. there are nice places to visit but not for holliday.

@chickengr , you really should read other newspapers or look at other news channels. WHO is most thrust worthy for information. They are in contact with universities and hospitals all over the world.

 

[Erba]

So here are are the two new additions to my flock!

 

[abpatchy]

Newly hatched chicks are just the cutest!!!
How many eggs did you set again? My current hatch isn't doing so well... I set 70 eggs and I had to take out 38 so far. Either they didn't develop or they died. But, I'll have enough

 

[Perris]

the old book on poultry keeping that I've been reading advises against setting eggs early in the year as it believes cocks are not particularly fertile yet.

 

[abpatchy]

the old book on poultry keeping that I've been reading advises against setting eggs early in the year as it believes cocks are not particularly fertile yet.

Yes, I saw the difference! The eggs I set in January were less than 50% fertile. After that it was just fine. Now.. I don't know what the issue is. Also a lot of quitters. But I have heard that a lot of breeders have that issue currently. Don't know what the cause is. I have a fantastic new machine... didn't have a quitting problem before.

 

[AnnaWolf]

I am getting a tiny bit jealous, i have to wait for a broody otherwise no chicks this year@abpatchy they look funky, what are they?

 

[abpatchy]

They are Sulmtaler... still not fully feathered.. just 6 weeks old.. almost 7. One day they will look like the ones in my avatar picture.

 

[Papa John59]

So yesterday, I did my spring cleaning of the run (weekly cleanings of the coop during the winter) and I made an observation....the bath was the only area where they did not poo in! Making me wonder if they DO have control of that body function and maybe I can train them to go to a certain area and do their droppings there! If folks can train their kittens and puppies, why can't chicks be taught the same? @abpatchy, that is your task, to teach your 7 week old chicks to poop in a certain spot and where ever they are at, at the moment. Are you willing to try?

 

[chickengr]

@chickengr , you really should read other newspapers or look at other news channels. WHO is most thrust worthy for information. They are in contact with universities and hospitals all over the world.
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unfortunatelly I deleted post I had on viber.

it is obvious that anyone can say whatever pleases him. I hope that china and her hardworking people will keep their economy safe. that would help all the world as all the industry all over the world get parts from china.