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None of my 2024 year pullets are moulting, but all my older hens and old Mr P my Roo, are in various stages of moulting. I have never had them moult mid winter!Mine are in their first adult molt now, too, they hatched in March. Weird timing in winter, isn't it? I've been feeding them salmon and sardines for extra protein, it seems to be helping (and they love it).
I love sardines on my homemade bread toastedMine are in their first adult molt now, too, they hatched in March. Weird timing in winter, isn't it? I've been feeding them salmon and sardines for extra protein, it seems to be helping (and they love it).
It’s nice you can donate eggs to the food bank. Here one cannot do this, eggs would need to be inspected and graded before sending out to the public. I just sell mine.12 Friday and 11 yesterday
Honestly, it's too much and yes I do love donating 6 dozen eggs to the local food bank every week, we just don't need so many dingydarn eggs.
Was considering reducing my flock to a manageable #
I have 17 laying pullets and its too many tbh
I think she is cute working on power tools. Got to love them.They are a bunch of hooligans hahaha. Today I was working at some renovations in the barn, and the chooks just had to help.
They kept getting under foot, tripping me up, more than once I trod on someone’s toes and they would squawk. I was replacing stall walls, and every time I placed a board and tried to put the level on the board someone would hop up on the level.
Then when I was cutting boards they would hop up on the board mid cut. Sheesh!
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Anywhoo…
15 lovely eggs today, my older ladies who are finally finishing moulting are starting back laying.