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Hand-Hatchlings
A couple of our hens went broody a little over a month back. Because chicken eggs take three weeks to hatch, it isn’t uncommon for additional eggs to be added to the original clutch along the way. The sitting mama will … Continue reading
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Tagged adoption, applewood farm, brahma, brooder, Broody hen, chickens, chicks, eggs, hand-hatching, hatching, incubator
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The Mad Rooster Culler
We have some beautiful roosters. Our main man, Tough Guy, is a Black Copper Marans and he, quite literally, rules the roost. The hens belong to him and he is strut and swagger from crown to talon. He’s a truly … Continue reading
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Tagged applewood farm, black copper marans, brahma, Brooklyn, chicken coop, chickens, crown, culling, eggs, feathers, goat shed, goats, hens, kill cone, pig sty, pigs, processing, rooster, talon
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