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Mycoplasma does not quickly spread but can stay in the soil "a good while".

There is another source of booties, this one does custom work: https://www.partyfowlpets.com/shoes/duck-shoes

My vet just read me the riot act on feeding mealworms, scratch, black oil sunflower seeds, etc. paraphrasing slightly: "Those "treats' nutritional ratios" have an inverse relationship to a healthy balanced diet for chickens. Your birds will not recover from molts as quickly, and will become...

I wonder if that metronidazole dose will work for 10 week old poults. One appear to be coming down with blackhead. My royal palm is not affected by it, but the Midget White Tom (no longer alive) father was susceptible. This poult appears to be susceptible. 30 mg/kg?

I would certainly look into (lawyer) how to get him to stop harassing you for doing legally acceptable things.

I must say that the Buckeyes almost ALL go broody at different times. You haven't lived until you go in the coop and 6 pairs of broody stares look back at you. Egg production drops, too!

I now look forward to the "dead chicken in the sun" alert!

I'd try non-chicken types like ducks and guineas and turkeys. But they all like tomatoes and all berries!

I think I would be glad to use this! But I'm not interested because it is a "come-on" which I abhor. No evidence provided that this works. Too many seasons into the game, guy.

I have turkey which has lost weight. Refuses food, drinks water. Moved from hot trailer to cooler garage, but is still acting hot. She lost her main baby, but is taking care of other chick. She seemed depressed. Food passes undigested. What to do?

A friend of mine got sick of her chickens and just opened the doors (she had a large property with a woods behind the pasture) and said, "Y'all are on your own!" They got the message and disappeared. But as a flock, came up occasionally to see if there was any treats. She harvested one...

Thank you! I missed it.