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What amounts of laying mash should you feed your hens a day?
Typically, hens should be fed 1/4 to 1/3 pound of laying mash per day per bird. Adjust the amount based on the number of hens you have and their individual egg production. It's important to monitor their body condition and egg production to determine the right amount for your flock.
What is the singular and plural possessive form of hen?
The plural form for the noun chicken is chickens; the plural possessive form is chickens'.
Explain the difference between organic eggs free range and free run eggs vs supermarket eggs?
Confusing isn't it. Lets get this cleared up for you.Certified Organic eggs are eggs from hens who are fed a diet of organic foods. Grains that have not been grown with chemicals and the hens are not treated with medications. "Organic eggs" does not always mean the hens are free range or even free run. Organic eggs can come from chickens kept in cages all their life. They are just not fed with foods that have insecticide or chemical fertilizers applied while growing.Free range eggs. These eggs are collected from hens who have the run of the yard and can forage outside in fields and bushes. Free range means exactly that, the hens are free to go where they wish, free range hens sleep in a chicken coop at night safe from predators but are allowed out during the day to supplement their food with whatever they can find. Not all free range eggs are "organic" The free range hens can be fed with medicated grains, treated with health preventative medicines and can also eat greenery treated with chemical fertilizers, which makes them NON organic.Free run eggs. Sounds a bit like free range but there is a big difference. Free run eggs are from chickens who are not kept in cages but who are kept in large barns. These hens are allowed to roam around the interior of the barn but do not have access to fresh air, fresh food and greenery.
What is a group of hens called?
A group of hens is called a brood.
What are battery eggs?
Eggs from battery hens, i.e. hens that are kept in cages (known as batteries) where several hens live together in one cage. These hens cannot roam freely as free-range hens can.
Why do farmers breed hens?
more hens = more eggs + more chickens (possibly more hens) = £££££
What The collective noun for hens?
The standard collective nouns for 'hens' are:a brood of hensa clutch of hens
Could real hens talk?
No hens can talk.
Do hens eat beetles?
no but some big hens
What do the hens eat?
Hens like to eat grains.
What are the problems of the industrialization?
like any industry, keeping down costs is essential. One way to do this is the keep very large numbers of birds is relatively small spaces. Battery hens are kept in cages in barns and are force fed to produce lots of eggs. They need to be fed antibiotics to stop disease spreading. The conditions are considered inhuman by many people. Barn Hens are also kept in barns but are free to forrage within he barn. Less hns can bekept so costs are higher. Free range chickens are free to feed on fields. These are the costliess hens to keep but the conditions are considered the highest and most humane.
What is the problem of poultry industry?
like any industry, keeping down costs is essential. One way to do this is the keep very large numbers of birds is relatively small spaces. Battery hens are kept in cages in barns and are force fed to produce lots of eggs. They need to be fed antibiotics to stop disease spreading. The conditions are considered inhuman by many people. Barn Hens are also kept in barns but are free to forrage within he barn. Less hns can bekept so costs are higher. Free range chickens are free to feed on fields. These are the costliess hens to keep but the conditions are considered the highest and most humane.
