feed the bird laying MASH and let them be free range to get the bugs and nutrients they need.
Different breeds lay at different rates. Some breeds lay daily while others take more time to produce an egg. Feeding high quality nutrients is good but don't be fooled into believing that a hen laying one egg per day will lay more than that if you buy a better quality feed or increase the rate of food consumption.
Keep your hens well fed on a balanced diet with plenty of fresh water and you will get the best rate of egg production they are capable of.
It could. No promises. You could try adding wild bird seed or some sort of greens if they don't have easy access. Feeding boiled mashed eggs might help too.
Most chickens (i.e. Barred Rock, Rhode Island Reds, Leghorns) are between 5-6 months old before they start laying eggs. A mature/bright comb and waddle indicate a chicken is ready to start laying eggs. If you can fit 3 fingers between the pelvic bones, that also means they are ready to start laying eggs.
Feeding chickens oats can provide a good source of energy and some essential nutrients, which may help support overall health and potentially aid in egg production. However, other factors such as age, breed, daylight hours, and overall nutrition also play a significant role in determining when chickens start laying again.
Chickens can be very weird about laying eggs. Some breeds lay once a day, some once a week. You can try giving your chickens "laying mash" it's a high protein feed that comes in pellet and crumble form. I give it to my birds everyday and it really seems to help. Remember the weather has a huge role in they laying pattern. They seem to slow down when it is really cold or really hot.Provide artificial light to keep the birds under light 14 hours a day.
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idk but my chickens have been acting strange lately. one has been attacking the other one. he comes up from behind and rubs his front on the other back. could u help me
Butterflies don't lay eggs! You stupid n'ers!
Butterflies don't lay eggs! You stupid n'ers!
only one of my hens have layed one eggchickens generably start to lay eggs at 18-20 weeks of age but i have an abnormal one that is laying at 15 months not regularly. some can take up to 6 months or more.
Red Star hens typically start laying eggs at around 5 to 6 months of age. However, this can vary slightly based on factors such as diet, environment, and overall health. Once they begin laying, they are known for their high egg production, often producing large brown eggs consistently. Proper care and nutrition can help optimize their laying schedule.
I assume the question is about hens and eggs? In which case, calcium is needed in a laying ration to help the hen lay eggs with a strong shell.
Chickens lay eggs that we can eat. They also help keep the tick population down in the areas where they live.