Posts Tagged ‘egg production’

admin - Natural Perspectives: Adventures in egg laying (8/26/2012)

As egg farmers, Vic and I seem to be abject failures. I got a nice young Barred Rock hen from Centennial Farm last fall because one of our three hens had died. I had hoped that the new hen, named miss Hillary, would be a good layer. But so far, she’s been pretty worthless. She [...]

admin - Homegrown health (8/22/2012)

The following articles were printed from New Times [newtimesslo.com] – Volume 27, Issue 1 BY ANA KORGAN Here at New Times, we work hard for the money. At least, those of us who actually get paid in money do. some of us get paid in hard-boiled eggs. Eating protein-rich foods, like eggs, helps maintain equilibrium. [...]

admin - Unscrambling egg labelling in Tassie (7/25/2012)

CUSTOMERS will know exactly where their eggs are coming from under a plan by Tasmanian Consumer Affairs Minister Nick McKim. Truth in labelling legislation will be drafted in coming weeks to give customers the ability to make informed choices about the treatment of egg-producing chickens, the Mercury reports. Mr McKim said consumers were entitled to [...]

Deltona chickens out on new law – The West Volusia Beacon

posted Jun 26, 2012 – 8:58:46am There may be a chicken in every pot in Deltona, but there won’t be any in residents’ backyards. After discussing the possibility, the Deltona City Commission declined June 18 to approve an ordinance that would allow some residents to keep as many as five chickens for egg production. “I [...]

admin - Broody Hens and Raising Chicks Naturally (7/12/2012)

What does the term broody hen mean? Broody hens are female chickens that are stubbornly determined to lay on a clutch of eggs to hatch out chicks. Hens that are in the process of raising chicks naturally after they’ve hatched are also called broody hens. so basically, broody hens are the ones that are being [...]

admin - Poultry Breeding & Broiler Production to be Discussed at WPC 2012 (6/23/2012)

News04 June 2012 BRAZIL – The renowned veterinarian Antonio Paraguassu, an expert in Avian Pathology, will also participate in the 24th World Poultry Congress. his lecture will be about poultry breeding and broiler reproduction, with emphasis in incubation and genetics. Dr Paraguassu will discuss different aspects of incubation and genetic improvement that affect day-old chick [...]

admin - The Brahma Chicken – Popular For Over A Century (5/30/2012)

The Brahma chicken has fans around the world. the country of origin is said by most authorities to be India, which goes with the name and its popularity in English speaking countries. these birds are bred for show and for utility, which means meat and egg production. When Brahmas were first imported to the United [...]

admin - admin – admin – Keeping Free Range Chickens, How And Why (11/13/2011) (3/27/2012) (5/14/2012)

Free range chickens have become a trendy thing in recent years and there are many reasons for this. before we get into the hows and whys of keeping free range chickens let us establish that for the purposes of this article the term “free range” shall refer to birds that may be in a coup [...]

Choosing the Best Breeds for Your Chicken Runs and Coops – Dog is Man’s Best Friend

When you’re mixing and matching your chickens for your chicken runs and coops. you can check for size and temperament along with a few other traits. To do this it would be a great help if you checked a chart of over 60 breeds. the chart I found to be very helpful is Henderson’s chicken [...]

admin - Choosing Accessories for a Backyard Chicken Coop (5/6/2012)

Once you’ve settled on how to build your chicken coop, you’ll need to consider the types of accessories you’ll want to put in the coop to maximize the number of fresh eggs your hens deliver each morning, as well as keep your chickens comfortable. There are a variety of accessories that can be added to [...]

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