Chickens will eat about anything they can get their beaks on. Of course the husk would have to be bite size, but my chickens are used to spread horse manure around the farm. Believe me, chickens are not choosy. Of course as a complete diet, I would not suggest corn silk and husks, but as a tasty treat, why not!
Yes, chickens love corn! My chickens can recognize the Del Monte sweet whole kernel corn can and get really excited to see it. I have even tried to take the same size and shape of can with chicken feed and they can tell the difference before you even get close to them. I have switched them around on different brands of corn but I think this seems to affect their egg productions, I guess it's the change in ingredient additives. Hope this helps!
Another answer: Chickens do love corn, but they shouldn't be fed exclusively corn, dry or cooked. It's very fattening, and good as a supplement to a regular diet, but you should take care if feeding it as a main source of nutrition.
Yes. I have a flock of ten and they all love it.
It depends on the chicken but yes the usually do
No makes them vomit
yes they love it.
yes
If the dingoes find the chicken/roosters, then yes.
When you eat corn on the cob, the part you eat are the kernels of corn. The cob is the inedible fibrous structure to which the kernels are attached before you eat them.
no it is not fattening if you eat corn on the cob and a salad then ice cream at night
vegetable
Corn on the cob is a vegetable. The seeds for this vegetable is found on the top of the stalk before the corn is picked.
Chickens eat grians,some wheats and corn.
You eat a pig and a nice fat horse and then yourself. Be happy!
Crows and different birds and animals like raccoons eat corn stalks.
cobcornfruitcarcassesCorn on the cob.. you toss out the husk, cook and eat the corn, then toss away the cob. It could be chicken as well. You toss the skin, cook and eat the meat. Toss the bones.Corn on the cob.
I've seen more people eat corn on the cob from side to side than work their way around the cob. It's easier to eat it that way, not to mention a bit faster.
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It's not more healthy than say, boiled corn on the cob, but it's also not going to hurt you either.