Articles for tag: Brooder, Chicken Breeds, Hatching, Hatching Eggs, Hens

Karla News

Dealing with Broody Hens

Many commercial chicken breeds have been bred for lack of broodiness for decades and have no more desire to sit on a pile of eggs that you or I do. With some of the heritage breeds or the mixed breed layers that are common on family farms or in backyard chicken flocks, however, the level ...

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Where to Buy Guinea Fowl Eggs for Hatching

Guinea fowl are fast becoming the guard dog of choice on small farms and ranches. It’s no wonder that folks are searching the internet for guinea fowl hatching eggs for sale. Folks around the world have discovered the benefits of having a flock of guinea fowl. Sales are up in the USA at hatcheries offering ...

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Profitable Small, Backyard Chicken Flocks

Many of those who undertake to raise backyard chickens find that they end up spending more for eggs and meat than they would from the supermarket even if backyard chicken flock start-up costs are not included. Depending upon where you live, however, this need not be the case. Small flock backyard chickens can not only ...

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How to Hatch Your Own Chicks from Eggs

Whether you are a teacher looking for an enthralling science experiment for your classroom, or a parent wishing to show your children the magic of life, or just a hobbyist who wants to have some fun, hatching chickens from chicken eggs is a great experience. It is also relatively easy, thanks to an influx of ...

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Guide to Buying a Chicken Coop

The number of families raising poultry for meat and eggs is on the rise in the United States. And so are the sales of chicken coops and poultry supplies. Before you start your own flock of poultry, you’ll need a chicken coop. If building a chicken coop is not an option, you can buy one. ...

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Hatching Eggs in an Incubator: Be the Mother Hen to Your Baby Chicks!

Hatching eggs in an incubator successfully takes a little knowledge and preparation. Eggs need the proper amount of heat, humidity, turning, and a little luck. Before you even get your hatching eggs you need an incubator. A small incubator can be bought at local feed stores, hardware stores, or even online. They can hatch anywhere ...