The most obvious thing that happens to the egg yolk because of the hen's diet, is that if she is on a wheat or white corn diet, her yolks will be light yellow. This coloration is preferred in the Midwest. In the South, where they light their yolks dark and orangy, the hens are fed diets high in carotenoids such as leafy green plants, marigold petals, tomatoes and red peppers.
Otherwise the yolk's nutritional content will stay approximately the same as long as the hen is getting an adequate diet. There is a problem in chicks when the hen does not have adequate Vitamin E, but it is not significant enough to affect humans.
pretty important because it is their main food source, but you can also feed them different foods if you have ran out
Free range chickens are raised outdoors with natural foods while industrial chicken houses have thousands of chickens in one place and are fed foods with antibiotics and steroids. Yuck.
Certainly. Not all dog foods suit all dogs. Depending on the role the dog has, different nutrients may be required. In the first couple of days after you change your pets food, they may have gas &/or diarrhea. It should pass quickly. If not, try something different. : )
No, it's one of my favourite foods. I also have pet chickens.
eggs,white meat,and dark meat... chicken meat that is.
As long as it hasn't spoiled, it is okay as in small amounts occasionally. It is not really good for chickens to get a lot of moist foods, as it can sour their crops.
chemical change, because your body is using different substances to change the original substance(s).
Chickens seem to enjoy raisins/grapes, red tomatoes, melon scraps, sunflower seeds, grasshoppers, worms, and small mice.
Because of different foods and liquids you drink, and just about everything you put into your body.
lots of different foods
Chinese food does not have its own food group. Its foods are in different food groups, depending on what kind.
different foods affect your body in different ways