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1y ago
So here it is. The Wyandotte article you’ve been waiting for, we are going to answer all of the questions you’ve been asking in a quick and easy-to-read article that you can refer back to as often as you want....
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1y ago
While we scramble around finding the newest and, likely, easy clean-up ways of coloring our eggs for the upcoming holidays, I stopped to wonder, If we all had Easter Eggers, we could get through Easter vinegar-free and with un-stained hands....
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1y ago
1. Chickens succumb to Hypnosis! Holding a chicken’s head against the ground and drawing a line in the dirt with a stick, starting at the beak and moving away from the chicken will freeze the bird for 15-30 seconds! 2. ...
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1y ago
Poultry keeping is a wonderful hobby for anyone with a small amount of space and a desire for fresh eggs, meat , and entertainment. Whether you are in the countryside or city , one of the most important things to...
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2y ago
Chickens are social beings with a strong social hierarchy. This means that within each flock, there are a few ‘alpha’ or leader’ birds, and a group of birds that act more as ‘followers.’ Many flocks also include roosters, which have...
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2y ago
May 18, 2022 · by MARLA MCMAHON · in Care & Safety of Poultry, Chickens, EducationEdit This Chickens are social beings with a strong social hierarchy. This means that within each flock, there are a few ‘alpha’ or leader’ birds, and a group of birds that...
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2y ago
Geese and ducks are cold hardy and resilient birds that make a great addition to a farm, but they have some special needs once winter rolls around. Covered in feathers with an interior lining of thick, fluffy down—the kind that we ..read more
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2y ago
1. How to keep chickens warm in winter: Do not add heat lamps. Chickens, especially cold-tolerant breeds, can stand winter temperatures without extra heat. A chicken’s body temperature is around 106 degrees Fahrenheit, and they have their own protective layer ..read more
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2y ago
There are several factors that can help make a chicken withstand extremely cold temperatures. Here are some of the ways that chickens stay warm during the winter: They roost close together at night, using each others’ body heat to stay ..read more
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2y ago
THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT YOUR DOVE Add title Doves can live up to 15 years or longer.They can grow up to 8 inches longThe smartest doves include the Diamond Dove and Ring Neck DovesDoves live on every continent except for ..read more