Raising Chicken Diary For ~ August
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Monday, August 23rd 2010
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Chicken Diary – August Its Now Time for the August Chicken Diary, As I live an New Zealand the Seasons will be in reverse order in some cases. We are now coming into our Spring time, so just try to use common sense when applying some of these Tips. “OK Lets Get On with It.” [...]
The Perfect Chicken Feed.
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Saturday, July 3rd 2010
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Here is a break down of the common grains in terms of nutrition for poultry Maize is the highest in energy of all the grains, has 3% fat, but is lower in protein at 8%. Good for yolk color, and is excellent if crushed first. Wheat is about 13% protein, lower in energy then maize [...]
Q & A: Our Hen is Laying Soft Shelled Eggs
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Thursday, July 1st 2010
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Its Q & A Time Some Great questions lately from my Group Q We Have a few free Range hens. One Is Laying soft-shelled eggs; the egg yolk and egg white are in the nesting box, separate from the shell. How can we cure this problem! A Soft shelled eggs can be a result of [...]
Raising Chicken Diary For June
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Sunday, June 20th 2010
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Chicken Diary – June If your Birds are still molting, keep up ad lib quantities of good quality chicken layer feed. This is the time of year when a hen is replenishing her self in preparation of another season of laying and she need s good nutrition more then ever If It’s really cold in [...]
Raising Chicken Breeds For all Needs
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Sunday, June 13th 2010
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Once you have decided to o raise a small flock, you have the exciting decision as to which breed to raise. Your Tastes will change as you raise them. Choosing from such beautiful birds may confound you with the range of choices, or you may find your self lured by a particular breed as soon [...]
Raising Poultry In Modern Life
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Sunday, June 13th 2010
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Industrialization Of Poultry-raising The Industrialization of Poultry-raising marginalized backyard chicken flocks, at the same time suburban life made backyard chickens flocks less viable. By the End of the twentieth century, chickens in the yard where the exception rather then the rule. Today In the United States, Commercial poultry operations are selling more then 35 Billion [...]
Want to Raise Chickens, What Chicken Breed !
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Thursday, June 3rd 2010
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Choosing the right breed for your situation Your success or failure as a chicken-raiser depends a lot on your choice of breeds. But even before you head to the nearest farm to make the purchase, you should first determine the purpose of your operation. Are you into chicken-raising as a hobby? Are you into it [...]
