Farm Animals

Why not? We've been drinking cow's milk over human's for thousands of years. We have drank human milk when we were babies, but since we were weaned from our mother's breasts, the only way to keep up our healthy supply of calcium for growing bones and othe nutrients for other important functions, cow's milk has been the mainstay.

Chickens will try to eat almost anything and everything, good and not good for them. They may try to eat mushrooms but do not let them, mushrooms are bad. You will end up with sick or at the worst dead chickens.

This really depends on how fresh the eggs are when you get them. Eggs that are only a few days old will last well over a month. Eggs from the store usually last about two weeks past the experation date. However, you never know how old they are when they make it to the store so a foolproof way to tell if your eggs are good or not is to put a raw egg (in its shell) in a full glass of water (so the water covers the egg by a few inches). If the egg floats it is bad. If it stays at the bottom of the glass it is good. The is due to the fact that as eggs break down they get air pockets inside the shell.

No. Juice comes from fruit and vegetables, not cows. Milk comes from cows.

There is nothing wrong with eating non-refrigerated eggs. Most good cooks allow eggs to come to room temperature before using them as they mix better. If the egg smells okay, and you cook it thoroughly, you should be fine. If it smells bad don't eat it. If you are going to eat it undercooked or raw, you should keep them refrigerated to last longer.

Primarily because the manufacturers put loads of chemical additives in them to make them taste better than they would otherwise. If the additives were not there you would not like to eat them.

Most bird require the same incubation temperature. A suggested temperature of 99-100 degrees (F) is suggested in an incubator with an air circulating fan. Incubators without a fan should be set at 102 degrees (F). Although a few degrees below these suggested temperatures in not recommended, it will not harm the chicks. However, even a couple of degrees over can cause death to the unhitched chicks within a few minutes. Humidity and turning procedures should also be carefully monitored.

In fertilized eggs have less nutritional value because the fertilized egg needed nutrition for its young ones So it good to have unfertilized egg because it has more nutrition's than fertilized eggs.

Veal is the meat from a calf, usually younger than 8-10 months of age. Many veal producers will tether the calf to one place, preventing them from moving and making the meat more tender. It has cause much controversy from animal rights groups.

There are many ways to prepare the meat itself as a dish.

There are so many different activities that carried out in a poultry farming. Some of activities include feeding, cleaning, hatching, collecting eggs and so much more.

Go to the map in the bottom right hand corner and go to the Retail Office. It will automatically pop up a screen and you can choose to upgrade your farm.

You can just drag your petz through the poles to win that one, the platform can be won by putting a treat out on it and petting the animal to sit and stay quiet. The hoop one can be won by holing the hoop up and wwiting "til the animal sarts pawing at it then it wil fall to the floor and then pick it up again and the animal will jump through it The last one, I'm afraid, is really hard.

Edit: To pass the Yin Yang table, the hard final one, set your pet on the table like you do with the balance beam. You keep your pet still and silent on that table by petting it. After a minute of silence, let your pet jump off the table and you should pass that one.

it would be kind of boring. What do you do? let the jockey ride you? or are you a WILD horse?

regardless, you should make it!

Did you know they have a laying season? This is dependent on the length of the daylight hours. In the north when days are shorter in the late fall, winter and early spring, the hens take a rest and build up their reserves. You can get them to start laying earlier, by purchasing an electrical timer and attach it to the lights in the hen house. Set the timer to give fourteen hours of light a day. But do give the hens a deserved rest in there sometime!

The hens will lay seasonally (fullest production starts in the spring) for about 18 months before their first molt when they shed their tattered and worn feathers for a new coat of feathers. It is important to feed them a laying pellet formula that is high in protein at this time since the feathers are made of protein. While molting they do not usually lay. You may get the odd egg here and there but not regularly. Then when the molting session is over, they lay again for another season.

They will continue to lay for 3 to six years depending on feed and breed of hen. It is good to get new chicks to replace the older chickens before their production tapers off.

Do not put the baby chicks in directly with the older hens. Without their own mama to protect them the older hens will try to establish the "pecking order" and will kill them. Wait until the new chicks are fully feathered with the mature feathers, not the fluffy down, before you try gradual introduction.

How about Kittens.

And baby goats which are called Kids.

Anything he sees! No seriously, you can see it in the cartoon show.

varmint ( general term for country critters)

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If you get a dog or a cat from the adoption center it takes about three days. If you

get a litter from breeding two dogz (or catz) I'm not quite sure how long it takes

to get out of the nursery. Warning: Don't skip time it freezes your game

Of course. All that is required is that the vampire remain stationary and the person (or people) in the motorized vehicle turn the steering wheel as to effect a turn that brings the vehicle into a collision with the vampire.

The fly is not regurgitating or vomiting. Flies secrete saliva (drool) onto whatever they're eating. They're not eating your desk surface, your plate, your table, your hand - whatever else they land on. So no, they don't spit and drool EVERY TIME they land. They never vomit. Flies don't actually do that. They're spit is not what you need to worry about anyway. The reason a fly is unsanitary is because they land lots of places: On dung piles, bathroom floors, trash cans, toilets, animals.

yes It is a very happy and exciting time when you are riding

Horseriding is by far one of the best sports you can do

AP McCoy is our generations most famous jockey disputably. This season he rode 4,000 winners (Primarily in JP McManus' silks) with his 4,000th being on a horse called Mountain Tunes. He won the National in 2010 on Don't Push It.

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the bit is placed close to the gum in the back of there mouth's your having trouble getting the horse to take the bit then... there is a slot between the horse's teeth just stick your thumb in the slot while your holding the bridle with the bit.

Yes! Horses are transported by plane every day. All ages and types of horses are flown if they are sold to a home in another country. Competition horses are also flown. Horses can be flown on a regular cargo plane like Fedex, or a specialty plane like this one:

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