Scrambled eggs are super good winter chicken treats, boosts protein and egg production and changing them to scrambled eggs helps keep the chickens from eating their own eggs.
When I was raising turkeys, the baby Turks were difficult to get started. I had a huge surplus of hen eggs and had read a book written in the early 1900’s about raising turkeys. I wish I could find that book again. It was very good for raising Turks but also like a slice of life of living on a large farm in that era. Anyway, she fed chopped hard boiled chicken eggs to her poor starters. Including the shells. Worked like a charm. Never lost another baby Turk!!!
@@renecovarrubias5160 100% serious. Personally I just throw raw eggs out into the run, but sometimes if I'm getting too many eggs, or the ones on the counter are getting old, I'll scramble them up, little milk, maybe a bit of cayanne pepper, or just plain eggs, and feed them to the girls.
@@phoxpharms 👍 I was going to say that chickens and other animals are known to sometimes recycle their nutrients by eating unfertilized eggs. At least they don't regularly eat their offspring AFTER they're hatched. Rabbits and hares will eat their offspring if they just get too stressed 😫. ✌️❤️
Scrambled eggs are totally good for chickens, as is powdering shells to feed to them (using whole shells can teach them to eat their own eggs). It keeps your egg shells nice and firm, so they don’t get those weird speckled thin spots.
You can give whole shells without problem. They only eat their own eggs when the hen are missing some nutrients. Or when a egg cracks because it has a too thin shell
@@kirschblute8800 yeah that's the only time I ever have chickens eat their own eggs. The turkeys are much heavier so they do occasionally break the eggs so they eat them to keep the nest clean
Because she doesn't have very many chickens. I would definitely just turn it over and only change every 2-3 weeks. I started using pellets and now I just turn it over a few days and replace every 3 weeks. I have 60 chickens and there's very little smell.
Yeah I always give back some of their eggs, absolutely essential to keep a healthy flock. So many people forget the origins of animal diets nowadays because everything is raised on kibble or crumple!
I scramble in the shells as well in with the eggs which is super good and necessary for them to have a calcium source. That box refresher smell good stuff is amazing it never did anything for the chickens I tried it in my living room, nothing. I tried it in my tea diffuser and wow best tea of my life! I mix it with nettle and love my tea even more!
Such a clean set up you have. I was raised on rusted barb wire & chicken fence and rotted 2 by 4s. Love seeing this. My chickens have 20xs 12x12 chicken run with an enclosure pretty similar to yours. Love the work whoever built it.
Excellent living quarters for the chickens. You provide comfort and caring for a safe and happy life style . Wish all animals were treated this way. 💗🕊️💗
Lime by itself can be dangerous, like in a lime pit, where one can be conveniently rid of... inconvenient evidence, over time. IIRC, it's caustic, which is the opposite of acidic. It's used in garden beds to neutralize acidic soil. (Sigh. I may have all that backwards, which would mean it's acidic and is used to acidify garden soils. I just don't remember ATM.)
What a beautiful set-up!😃 Your girls are SUPER HAPPY & HEALTHY, laying that consistently in their first year speaks volumes! 👍 Keep up the great work! ❤
I had a small area for my chickens as well but I still sacrificed a tiny little area where I could dump their shavings. To my surprise, it worked so well. No smell, it broke down so quickly and the pile never got above my knees!! So I definitely recommend trying a little bit!!
@@deborahhanna9126 Yes, I do. Mango 🥭 season is upon us and the varieties are insane. It is also out apple season (otahieti) they look like American 🍐 pears except they’re red and the skins are soft. Seen them in videos people share in Hawaii
If you're getting hate for giving your chickens eggs, that's ridiculous. It's one thing to feed a chicken, another chicken, but it's an egg, it's different definitely. Good video.
I do most a lot of the shavings. I needed to get my area broken down a bit in the meantime. I only have so much room in my backyard but I love that idea when I run to this problem. Thanks for sharing!
I also thought maybe community gardens in return for veg or even offerup or craigslist. I usually take in my neighbor's leaf litter. I just layer layer layer. It would also be great filler for a raised bed or hugulkulture.
I keep eggshells around. If I don’t compost them I’ll crush them up nicely and mix them with scrambled eggs to feed the chickens. I add some spices to change smell color and flavor so they don’t get used to eating their egga
If you ever get to a point where you cannot afford to let go of an egg or bits of egg, as doing so would be shorting your family's rations, there is another interesting (free) source of protein for your birds. Get a bucket. Drill 1/4" holes in the bottom and sides. Put some waste meat (like chicken guts) in the bottom of the bucket and cover it. Set up a tall hose-hook next to the coop and hang the bucket over the coop. You're set. What whill happen is the meat will attract flies. They will land on the bucket, go in the holes and eat the meat and lay their eggs. The eggs will hatch in the meat and the larvae will eat the meat. Some will eat their way thru the meat and crawl around and fall thru those holes... and drop down into the chicken coop. I'm sure I don't have to tell you what happens next. Over time, larvae hatch out more flies, which lay more eggs... and more larvae crawl around and drop out of the bucket. Eventually this becomes a reliable (irregular) source of protein for your birds. Totally free... as long as it's down-wind. Try it.
Thanks for the video. If you don't have a lot of room for compost consider a bioreactor compost system. Cheap. Easy. You just make a small hatcher at the bottom to collect compost as you go. Continue to pile on :)
How could anyone not easily fall in love with you!!! I love what you do, i wish i could have some chickens but i live in a place where theres no room for anything!!
@@viavortex5380 yes, it's doing it's job as bedding. But you need to clean out bedding once a week because of the amount of stuff that can settle in there and a lot of it at the bottom is not clean what so ever
I am obsessed with your videos. I have been so in love with the more homestead type living, and it is constantly growing on me. This was my first year trying to have a garden and it wasn’t terrible but it wasn’t great. I am a city girl and I have to ask… did you grow up learning these things? Is this something you suddenly got into one day? I want to try and branch out and learn more but it almost feels a bit intimidating. I love your channel!
We use ground oyster shell on NWFlorida. Adds grit but its good protein for making eggshells. Oh.and. ALL chickens quit laying atleast one month. Usually Dec and Jan. Its called ESTRUS .They molt..quit laying for that time.
Chickens naturally eat their own eggs. If they sit around too long they eat them. And if you think about it, as a chick developing in an egg they consume the egg as they grow. So technically an egg is a perfect food for a chicken. And as long as you don’t have a rooster they are never fertilized so you are never killing a chick in the process.
As a longtime gardener on a small plot of land I have never understood when people say they don’t have room to compost… like, you don’t have a 3’x3’ square in a corner somewhere? That’s literally how much room it takes. You can fill it to the top with shavings and it will be broken down so much in a week that you can fill it up to the top again.
I boil all of my extra eggs and just crack the shell some and let them convert them to fresh eggs. They get all of the shells from the ones I use too. The hens that aren't laying won't eat the shells! Now you know how to.....
@@kimberlyknight96 online . I buy old dominion.. it isn’t cheap anywhere, really but it takes less than ordinary bedding. Goes further so it’s worth it .
$1/DOZ. just for the bedding? $2.50/DOZ. for feed? (More in the winter and when they get older.) People need to know that it's expensive BUT the eggs are better and the chicken are a joy. At minimum wage, my tomatoes cost me about $25/pound. :) You go young lady. When I die I want to come back as one of your chickens.
If you make chicken soup or roast chicken the carcass is good to give them too. Collagen and calcium from the bones and joints and protein from any meat scraps still attached. (They go nuts over it)
I don't know if you know this or not but my grandmother raised chickens and she would take the eggs and put them in the oven and bacon. After we had breakfast of course and then she would crush him up and feed him back to the chickens cause. The eggs still worked in their crawl to help grind up food. Just an idea for you all
Small american backyards are a germans dream vome true! Its always incedible to see the differences in sizes (house and property)… no hate, its just always a suprise when i hear the word small and just think…. Wow in germany thats a big yard
It’s that way here too, more than you realize. Most Americans are unable to even rent a dump that would allow this. This yard and her life looks huge and like a dream to most of us too.
Wait, no, @@southernparadise9896, I think Jay is referring to the spiral egg stand (and dispenser) thingy. And yeah, I love those things too. I've decided I'm getting one o thems, asap.
I mean chickens are cannibalistic... only down side to giving them eggs is you increase the chance of them breaking into their own eggs, but hey your farm spoil the little raptors plus if you shred the shell that's extra calcium for the hens😉
NO HATE! Hens eat their own eggs naturally as an additional source of protein. By you giving them scrambled eggs, it not only has a different texture than raw eggs so they won’t get accustomed to eating their own eggs, it build trust and a bond!
She would bite the eggs and then crush them up with a rolling pin in a band then feed him back to the chickens and she also put it out there for birdfeed too. There's a little bit though for the birds let me know
I have a chicken who if not in her pen that sits on my chest and lays an egg and I wake up to chicken face…I call her Karen…so you know how hard she protects her egg? It’s amazing and precious….everyday she comes in as I work nights and I find her on top of me…I used to be scared she would peck my face but now I worry if she’s not there…I tried a few times to love them both but once she does her dance when I move them off me - to relocate both to a new space that she doesn’t protect her baby and walks off…I now have one egg daily from her…hopefully she will find a new place and I can protect her baby…we have many chickens 🐓 here and it’s definitely been a learning curve for me…❤❤❤ I love to treat them with warm porridge when I come home from work as I work the night shifts
Scrambled eggs are super good winter chicken treats, boosts protein and egg production and changing them to scrambled eggs helps keep the chickens from eating their own eggs.
When I was raising turkeys, the baby Turks were difficult to get started. I had a huge surplus of hen eggs and had read a book written in the early 1900’s about raising turkeys. I wish I could find that book again. It was very good for raising Turks but also like a slice of life of living on a large farm in that era. Anyway, she fed chopped hard boiled chicken eggs to her poor starters. Including the shells.
Worked like a charm. Never lost another baby Turk!!!
What? I am confused. Are you being sarcastic or serious?
Are you being serious?
@@renecovarrubias5160 100% serious. Personally I just throw raw eggs out into the run, but sometimes if I'm getting too many eggs, or the ones on the counter are getting old, I'll scramble them up, little milk, maybe a bit of cayanne pepper, or just plain eggs, and feed them to the girls.
@@phoxpharms
👍 I was going to say that chickens and other animals are known to sometimes recycle their nutrients by eating unfertilized eggs. At least they don't regularly eat their offspring AFTER they're hatched. Rabbits and hares will eat their offspring if they just get too stressed 😫.
✌️❤️
Scrambled eggs are totally good for chickens, as is powdering shells to feed to them (using whole shells can teach them to eat their own eggs). It keeps your egg shells nice and firm, so they don’t get those weird speckled thin spots.
that's a great point!
You can give whole shells without problem. They only eat their own eggs when the hen are missing some nutrients. Or when a egg cracks because it has a too thin shell
@@kirschblute8800 yeah that's the only time I ever have chickens eat their own eggs. The turkeys are much heavier so they do occasionally break the eggs so they eat them to keep the nest clean
Don't use the shells as calcium replacement though, still give them that!
im sure blendered fetus is good for humans, i still have no desire to find out.
That was the most poop free weekly clean I have ever seen.
I think it coulda gone another week at least lol
Because she doesn't have very many chickens. I would definitely just turn it over and only change every 2-3 weeks. I started using pellets and now I just turn it over a few days and replace every 3 weeks. I have 60 chickens and there's very little smell.
If you find a wood shop in your area you can usually get bedding free. We get our shavings from a wood shop. Love your coop.
Exactly, people don't realize they can get free supplies from the right source.
My girls love scrambled eggs with spinach mixed in. Cold days they get moisten oatmeal n lentil sprouts.
I need to play around with some lentil sprouts! Thanks for the reminder!
Yeah I always give back some of their eggs, absolutely essential to keep a healthy flock. So many people forget the origins of animal diets nowadays because everything is raised on kibble or crumple!
Looks great, but please wear a dust mask when cleaning the coop! Chicken Farmers lung is no joke.
😮😮😮😮😮
I scramble in the shells as well in with the eggs which is super good and necessary for them to have a calcium source. That box refresher smell good stuff is amazing it never did anything for the chickens I tried it in my living room, nothing. I tried it in my tea diffuser and wow best tea of my life! I mix it with nettle and love my tea even more!
Lol i need to try it for tea!! seems like it would be awesome!
Put some fresh mint they love it keeps them happy and smelling clean throw in nesting boxes and or hang it up . Grow fresh mint
I have it! Ill defiantly do that!
Feeding scrambled eggs to chickens. The circle of life is complete.
Such a clean set up you have. I was raised on rusted barb wire & chicken fence and rotted 2 by 4s. Love seeing this. My chickens have 20xs 12x12 chicken run with an enclosure pretty similar to yours. Love the work whoever built it.
Those eggs look really clean
Yes roll down boxes help so much!
Looks good
Should have used hardware cloth instead of chicken wire to keep out predators
Omg, lime is a actually really good bc it also helps with keeping lice away so you can sprinkle some in their dust baths too
Oh my god use those shavings as mulch around trees or perennial plants or give them to me at least 😢 that's like the most valuable resource on my farm
Seeing chicken owners feed their chickens eggs always makes me laugh. It’s good for them but it’s still so amusing.
Anytime I get an egg that floats I just smash it on the ground next to them and watch them peck it all up🤷
That spiral egg holder at the end is dope
Where can I get an egg holder like that❤
Those girls look so healthy and happy!
Beautiful coop, nice and clean, makes me happy as chicken keeper. Nice! Peace from Texas 👏👏👏
Excellent living quarters for the chickens.
You provide comfort and caring for a safe and happy life style . Wish all animals were treated this way.
💗🕊️💗
I have always thought Lime was dangerous. Thanks for teaching me something new.
Lime by itself can be dangerous, like in a lime pit, where one can be conveniently rid of... inconvenient evidence, over time.
IIRC, it's caustic, which is the opposite of acidic. It's used in garden beds to neutralize acidic soil.
(Sigh. I may have all that backwards, which would mean it's acidic and is used to acidify garden soils. I just don't remember ATM.)
Bag and sell that soiled pine shavings! Great compost.
What a beautiful set-up!😃
Your girls are SUPER HAPPY & HEALTHY, laying that consistently in their first year speaks volumes! 👍 Keep up the great work! ❤
I have 500 chickens and boiled eggs are excellent for new hatchings. Also give them tuna apples carrots
I had a small area for my chickens as well but I still sacrificed a tiny little area where I could dump their shavings. To my surprise, it worked so well. No smell, it broke down so quickly and the pile never got above my knees!! So I definitely recommend trying a little bit!!
Did you buy or make that coop. If you purchased it will you link it here please?
I really like your set up. Thank you for showing us!
Eggshells are great for them also. The vitamins an minerals are essential
Very rarely wouldnt want them to start eating what they lay
@@shanecross9804 it's natural. What do you think they eat when inside the egg waiting to hatch.
I baked our girls shells and run them through the food processor to supplement their grit. They pick it over the oyster shell
Wish I was close... I would get those bedding bags with a smile
Share the compost with your neighbours. If I was close by I’d sure take some for my mother’s garden. 😊
Yep she might shop it around and get some veg in return! I used to trade soft apples for an old horse in return for the manure.
Community gardens or craigslist.
@@deborahhanna9126 Unfortunately there’s no Craig’s list here in 🇯🇲Jamaica
Well dang!
I've always wanted to go there anyway- i want to try all the variety of bananas! Do you have access to a lot of tropical fruit?
@@deborahhanna9126 Yes, I do. Mango 🥭 season is upon us and the varieties are insane. It is also out apple season (otahieti) they look like American 🍐 pears except they’re red and the skins are soft. Seen them in videos people share in Hawaii
You have a chicken coop now?! 😲 Where the heck have I been? 🤔 It's looking really good! Those nesting herbs were so cool also.
Very cool little setup!
You turned your chickens into cannibals!!
Does that lime stuff damage a garden? I’m still looking for a good bug repellent!
Do you have any toys for them to play with? My cousins use dog toys that jingle. And apparently the chickens absolutely love them.
That’s so cute!!! 😅
My girls go crazy over scrambled eggs. It’s easy to powder the shells using my coffee bean grinder. Even if the shells are wet it works good.
People complaining about them eating scrambled eggs clearly have never seen these little hell beasts crack open raw ones lol 😂❤
If you're getting hate for giving your chickens eggs, that's ridiculous. It's one thing to feed a chicken, another chicken, but it's an egg, it's different definitely. Good video.
See if there’s someone with a compost bin near you they would love the pine shavings!?
I do most a lot of the shavings. I needed to get my area broken down a bit in the meantime. I only have so much room in my backyard but I love that idea when I run to this problem. Thanks for sharing!
You might even burn some as the ash or char is good for garden too. (Especially brassicas)
I also thought maybe community gardens in return for veg or even offerup or craigslist. I usually take in my neighbor's leaf litter. I just layer layer layer. It would also be great filler for a raised bed or hugulkulture.
How do you deworm your chickens?? I heard Diatomaceous Earth food grade works but I wanted to know other options…
That is a beautiful coop 😍 one day i will have chickens and a coop like that. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼😊
Thank you!
You take good care of your chickens and I like that 😊
I keep eggshells around. If I don’t compost them I’ll crush them up nicely and mix them with scrambled eggs to feed the chickens. I add some spices to change smell color and flavor so they don’t get used to eating their egga
Put some mint leaves into the coop for smell and the chickens love the flavor too. Also put some oregano into their feed as it stop mites and bugs.
Great idea ❤
If you ever get to a point where you cannot afford to let go of an egg or bits of egg, as doing so would be shorting your family's rations, there is another interesting (free) source of protein for your birds.
Get a bucket.
Drill 1/4" holes in the bottom and sides.
Put some waste meat (like chicken guts) in the bottom of the bucket and cover it.
Set up a tall hose-hook next to the coop and hang the bucket over the coop.
You're set.
What whill happen is the meat will attract flies. They will land on the bucket, go in the holes and eat the meat and lay their eggs. The eggs will hatch in the meat and the larvae will eat the meat. Some will eat their way thru the meat and crawl around and fall thru those holes... and drop down into the chicken coop. I'm sure I don't have to tell you what happens next.
Over time, larvae hatch out more flies, which lay more eggs... and more larvae crawl around and drop out of the bucket.
Eventually this becomes a reliable (irregular) source of protein for your birds.
Totally free... as long as it's down-wind.
Try it.
Those chickens are cannibals 😂
Thanks for the video. If you don't have a lot of room for compost consider a bioreactor compost system. Cheap. Easy. You just make a small hatcher at the bottom to collect compost as you go. Continue to pile on :)
Lmao people act like chickens aren’t opportunistic cannibals 😂😂😂
How could anyone not easily fall in love with you!!! I love what you do, i wish i could have some chickens but i live in a place where theres no room for anything!!
I feed my macaw scrambled eggs and cooked chicken breast. It's important that they have a good source of protein especially when molting.
I love your chicken coop.
Looks beautiful and would love to get a tour of your farm❤
I have many garden tours up on my channel!
I know I'm very late but I wanna say when ever you are using eggs save the shells! Feed them to ur chickens it helps with egg laying!
The old bedding looks clean!! You don’t need to clean it that often❤
You do indeed need to clean it often with bird shit
@@mariscostumes3815true but Hers looks completely clean basically
@@viavortex5380 yes, it's doing it's job as bedding. But you need to clean out bedding once a week because of the amount of stuff that can settle in there and a lot of it at the bottom is not clean what so ever
Your chickens are living the life🎉❤😅
I am obsessed with your videos. I have been so in love with the more homestead type living, and it is constantly growing on me. This was my first year trying to have a garden and it wasn’t terrible but it wasn’t great. I am a city girl and I have to ask… did you grow up learning these things? Is this something you suddenly got into one day? I want to try and branch out and learn more but it almost feels a bit intimidating. I love your channel!
We use ground oyster shell on NWFlorida.
Adds grit but its good protein for making eggshells.
Oh.and. ALL chickens quit laying atleast one month. Usually Dec and Jan.
Its called ESTRUS .They molt..quit laying for that time.
Chickens naturally eat their own eggs. If they sit around too long they eat them. And if you think about it, as a chick developing in an egg they consume the egg as they grow. So technically an egg is a perfect food for a chicken. And as long as you don’t have a rooster they are never fertilized so you are never killing a chick in the process.
That’s freaking cannibalism!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
As a longtime gardener on a small plot of land I have never understood when people say they don’t have room to compost… like, you don’t have a 3’x3’ square in a corner somewhere? That’s literally how much room it takes. You can fill it to the top with shavings and it will be broken down so much in a week that you can fill it up to the top again.
Yeah. Put a door in the bottom and keep piling it up on top. It just keeps breaking down.
I boil all of my extra eggs and just crack the shell some and let them convert them to fresh eggs. They get all of the shells from the ones I use too. The hens that aren't laying won't eat the shells! Now you know how to.....
Hemp pet bedding is my favorite.. easier on the respiratory system, more absorbent!
@@kimberlyknight96 online . I buy old dominion.. it isn’t cheap anywhere, really but it takes less than ordinary bedding. Goes further so it’s worth it .
@@bethstaggs2369 thanks!!
My chickens love eggs. I make them warm scrambled eggs in winter for snacks. Its good for them.
$1/DOZ. just for the bedding?
$2.50/DOZ. for feed? (More in the winter and when they get older.)
People need to know that it's expensive BUT the eggs are better and the chicken are a joy. At minimum wage, my tomatoes cost me about $25/pound. :) You go young lady. When I die I want to come back as one of your chickens.
If you make chicken soup or roast chicken the carcass is good to give them too.
Collagen and calcium from the bones and joints and protein from any meat scraps still attached. (They go nuts over it)
Good to know! I do that all the time. Thanks for sharing!
Great video and I love your hair!
I don't know if you know this or not but my grandmother raised chickens and she would take the eggs and put them in the oven and bacon. After we had breakfast of course and then she would crush him up and feed him back to the chickens cause. The eggs still worked in their crawl to help grind up food. Just an idea for you all
Small american backyards are a germans dream vome true! Its always incedible to see the differences in sizes (house and property)… no hate, its just always a suprise when i hear the word small and just think…. Wow in germany thats a big yard
It’s that way here too, more than you realize. Most Americans are unable to even rent a dump that would allow this. This yard and her life looks huge and like a dream to most of us too.
Did you build the chicken coop yourself? It looks great!
Deep
Littler method I love it!
That trap door is a good idea
I had no idea chicken like scrambled egg… 😂 but it’s good and a good source of protein, I don’t blame them 😝
I love chickens! We give them scrabbled and they love it if the dog doesn’t get their 1st lol
Chickens are great. I have 5 Rhode island reds.
There shouldn't be hate for giving them scrambled eggs. 😊 Why shouldn't the ladies partake in and enjoy the benefits of their labors! 😉
Lives on a city block and wearing heavy duty overalls is hilarious
I mean she does have a homestead but it's also just clothes 😂
I like the egg rack on your counter. Where's it from?
It’s the standard egg basket from TSC
@@southernparadise9896 cool, thanks
Wait, no, @@southernparadise9896, I think Jay is referring to the spiral egg stand (and dispenser) thingy.
And yeah, I love those things too. I've decided I'm getting one o thems, asap.
When i went vegetarian, my mom told me that if chickens were big enough, they'd eat you too 😂
People forget that chickens have different models that humans.
I’m in an apartment with over 500lbs of compost going rn, 7 bins. You have plenty. Of. Space.
You are turning them into cannibals! 😂😅
I mean chickens are cannibalistic... only down side to giving them eggs is you increase the chance of them breaking into their own eggs, but hey your farm spoil the little raptors plus if you shred the shell that's extra calcium for the hens😉
I think if you give them cooked eggs and not raw eggs the risk of them eating their own eggs isn't as high
@@nonaide that is true. I also save all my shells up and when I get a tray full I bake them 45 minutes on 250, crush and serve. They love it.
That bedding looked like it still had a lot of life left in it. Wait a bit longer to replace it and you might find it easier to get it all composted??
You give them there scrambled up children to eat 😂😭 I don’t think it’s ethically wrong or anything, they aren’t humans, it’s just hilarious
Love this channel
Love 💗😘 this channel
They love chicken too!
NO HATE!
Hens eat their own eggs naturally as an additional source of protein. By you giving them scrambled eggs, it not only has a different texture than raw eggs so they won’t get accustomed to eating their own eggs, it build trust and a bond!
She would bite the eggs and then crush them up with a rolling pin in a band then feed him back to the chickens and she also put it out there for birdfeed too. There's a little bit though for the birds let me know
I have a chicken who if not in her pen that sits on my chest and lays an egg and I wake up to chicken face…I call her Karen…so you know how hard she protects her egg? It’s amazing and precious….everyday she comes in as I work nights and I find her on top of me…I used to be scared she would peck my face but now I worry if she’s not there…I tried a few times to love them both but once she does her dance when I move them off me - to relocate both to a new space that she doesn’t protect her baby and walks off…I now have one egg daily from her…hopefully she will find a new place and I can protect her baby…we have many chickens 🐓 here and it’s definitely been a learning curve for me…❤❤❤ I love to treat them with warm porridge when I come home from work as I work the night shifts
Good Mama ❤😂
Very good provider! Those chickens are very well cared for.
My girls love the scrambled eggs, I get frozen ones at times that crack so I crush up she'll and all
Chickens are a lot of work. ❤
You turned them cannibal yeck.
TY for sharing 🙂
I would put the pine shavings in the chicken rinds and let them compost them down try it at least once clean out day
That very good. Sometimes I have so many eggs that they go bad. I just boil them for their sn a ck bag
Ok every Friday. 👌
I do not shop at tractor supply anymore! If u use their feed you need to give them scrambled eggs!