Yes, bread can be given to chickens as a treat. Do not feed moldy bread to the chickens.
Another answerChickens LOVE bread a lot, although you probably shouldn't feed it to them all the time - just as a treat or when you have some leftover. My chickens eat moldy bread too, with no ill affects at all.
Yes. Wheat and corn are a large part of all commercial feeds. If the hens are free range they will benefit from any gleanings in the fields after harvest. Hen scratch bought at the feed store contains a good amount of wheat in whole kernel form.
Yes, chickens eat wheat.
As a matter of fact, chickens aminly eat wheat (if the farmer is "rich.")
Wheat is a plant, a type of grain. Wheat grows in the ground and could be eaten by a cow.
Yes, chickens will consume all grains and seeds. Wheat is one of the staple foods found in all commercial and home made feed mixes.
Yes, the gluten is processed and used by the chicken and does not transfer to the egg.
no. They eat corns too.
No, but they eat wheat and grains.
Crickets can eat wheat, but any herbivore can eat wheat.(:
Wheat, just like every other animal.
Absolutely not, arsenic would kill a chicken. Chickens are usually feed wheat or corn grain. I own chickens and that is what mine eat.
Yes chickens can eat rice ASLONG as it is cooked/boiled. Do not feed your chicken (bantam.hen ..etc.) Dry rice becasue it will swell up in there throat and stomache.
Foxes do eat chickens, given the chance.Yes
Chickens eat grians,some wheats and corn.
We are consumers as we do not make our own food. We have to eat other animals (cows, pigs, chickens) or plants (corn, wheat, rye) for food. The cows, pigs and chickens are also consumers.
I think wheat is best for them
yes, chickens can eat brownies
Chickens eat grit to help with their digestion.
Yes, raccoons do eat chickens.