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Old 03-05-2025, 10:55 AM
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Generally there are two different types of farmers one that raises chickens for meat, the other one that raises chicken for eggs so that there are different farms and they are separated..

As to why they don't get sick, same reason you can spray your grass with some weed killers and they'll only kill the weeds.


So, what do we spray on the chickens? 🤔😯
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Old 03-05-2025, 01:26 PM
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Trying to talk my wife into buying some baby chicks and raise them to become egg layers.

Should be able to clean up as long as my wife agrees to do the cleaning.
Reality, you can buy sexed chicks at Rural King. Only female chickens lay eggs. A male chicken,rooster, is the one that crows and it will impregnate the female chickens. A fertilized egg has an embryo. What is called a blood spot. You, we do not eat those. Eggs with two yolks are fairly common. What we buy. A dozen all the same size and type is not normal.

Far as I know none of the villages allow you to keep chickens o any live stock.
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Reality, you can buy sexed chicks at Rural King. Only female chickens lay eggs. A male chicken,rooster, is the one that crows and it will impregnate the female chickens. A fertilized egg has an embryo. What is called a blood spot. You, we do not eat those. Eggs with two yolks are fairly common. What we buy. A dozen all the same size and type is not normal.

Far as I know none of the villages allow you to keep chickens o any live stock.
Multiple villages bordering areas that have chickens. Two of our homes we can hear the rooster crowing every morning. Bonus, get on their list to buy eggs, pastel blue and green shells work well outside of Easter. Some do find the very Orange yolk off putting
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Didn’t anyone notice that only egg laying birds ( chickens) come down with Bird Flu and at Election Time !!!!
So we can blame females for this
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Reality, you can buy sexed chicks at Rural King. Only female chickens lay eggs. A male chicken,rooster, is the one that crows and it will impregnate the female chickens. A fertilized egg has an embryo. What is called a blood spot. You, we do not eat those. Eggs with two yolks are fairly common. What we buy. A dozen all the same size and type is not normal.

Far as I know none of the villages allow you to keep chickens o any live stock.
OK we will hide the coop in the back and give our neighbors a 25% discount. Problem solved
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Old 03-05-2025, 04:55 PM
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Didn’t anyone notice that only egg laying birds ( chickens) come down with Bird Flu and at Election Time !!!!
1. ALL birds lay eggs. It's one of the things that makes them birds.
2. Hens kept in insanely close quarters under horrible unsanitary conditions and forced to endure having their beaks cut off (so they can't peck each other), are more likely to get sick than hens that are raised in healthy environments. If ONE bird gets sick in a coop of 10,000 hens, then the entire coop is compromised.
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Old 03-05-2025, 04:59 PM
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SoCalGal gave a very good in depth answer to the layers vs boilers question. In April 2024, 8.93 million chicken eggs were produced. If 20 million layers are culled, that is a significant impact on supply. Think of everything that uses eggs. Us at home, restaurants, bakers, factories producing bread, pancakes and waffles. ice cream, and on an on. We use a lot of eggs in the U.S. every day. I went to Wolfy's in Leesburg and they are charging a .50 cent surcharge per egg. So is Dennys and Waffle House.
There's no egg in ice cream. Contrary to some twisted, but popular belief, eggs are not dairy. They are poultry.
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There's no egg in ice cream. Contrary to some twisted, but popular belief, eggs are not dairy. They are poultry.
Haagen Dazs mentions eggs in their ingredient list
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Haagen Dazs mentions eggs in their ingredient list
Does that mean it's not ice-cream? Maybe it's really frozen custard? Or is it a frozen embryo smoothy?
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