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Interesting! Please share what book you are reading!I am in the middle of reading a rather interesting history book about chickens and their role in human 'civilization'.
It turns out that in many parts of the world using chickens for food is a relatively recent phenomenon - for vast swathes of history, and over many parts of the world they were primarily for religious purposes and for fighting (those two being intermingled in some places), they were also revered and prized as pets - principly the domain of nobles and royalty.
For example when Julius Caesar invaded Britain he was surprised to find it was against the law to eat chickens. The Romans ate chickens and eggs, but when they left the Brits more-or-less stopped eating chicken prefering geese and pigs as their source of meat.
Sorry - long answer - more than you were probably interested in - but I am finding this book fascinating so am a bit absorbed by it at the moment!
I did the same thing.What is the title of this book?!? I’d love to read it!
Edited to add: Whoops! I should have been more patient and read just a little further.
Yes, what I needed to know in your opinion are the eggs safe to eat?
Princess used to crow amongst other sounds when she was young before and after she had laid an egg. Before she had laid I wasn't sure if she was a roo, as I was inexperienced.I already posted this on Bob’s thread and I know there is some overlap, but thpught we could have a little chat on hens crowing. Please share your thoughts and experiences. This is the first time I’ve heard it in my flock.
I think it may help with mites as well. I will investigate furtherOh that is completely different - it is a de-wormer not a coccidiostat - and I don't know anything about that. I have never yet had worms in my flock so I have no experience. Sorry.
https://poultrykeeper.com/poultry-medication/flubenvet-used-for-worming/Yes, what I needed to know in your opinion are the eggs safe to eat?
Thank you