No. You cannot feed a chicken a single ingredient food and expect them to live long. Without a mix of grains in their diet a bird will become vitamin and mineral deficient. The first time it becomes just a little sick it will probably die. Corn is great for fattening the bird up but just like a human, if you ate fries and nothing else, you would soon become obese and unhealthy.
Yes they can, although it should not be provided as a complete diet.
Cracked corn or other types of grain.
No they do not eat moles, they actually eat a variety of items such as insects and worms, pet chickens usually eat chicken feed, grains, and cracked corn. Actually, chickens will eat rodents. As omnivores, a chicken will eat bugs and small rodents when available.
Chickens eat grians,some wheats and corn.
yes
Yes, grinding or breaking the whole corn is a good idea, especially for younger chickens.
Yes, they can, but deer corn is whole kernel corn. It is much harder for the birew to digest in that form. It would be better to feed cracked corn, corn that has gone through at least one stage of a mill. Deer corn is usually fed to deer, cows and other large animals that will chew it to break it up. Chickens, of course, have no teeth, and if a chicken has a choice between whole kernel corn or cracked corn, it instinctively goes for the cracked corn.
poeople eat corn fed chickens cos they like it
No, they will not.
They will eat cooked chicken if it's thrown out with other food scraps, but if you are raising your chickens to eat, it probably will not be a good food to give them often (could affect the taste). It's probably not good for them either. Cracked corn is best.
Yes, because there is a food chain and if chickens eat corn and we eat the chickens we are basically adding more corn to our own body fat. So we do have everthing that contains corn in our bodies.
corn fed chickens are those chickens who are fed with baby corns or corns to eat. corn fed chicken meat has a light yellow colour due to the corns they eat.
I would probably eat the biggest chicken for beginner course. And then I would feed the remaining 3 chickens half of the corn, and eat them for the main course, so that I have a tasty mixture of chicken and corn. And I would then have the remaining second half of corn for desert.