Chickens should not be fed chocolate, stonefruit pits, onions, avocado, foods high in salt, uncooked potato parts, apple seeds, foods containing alcohol, and tomato plant parts. Common garden plants which are poisonous for chickens include oleanders, daffodils, honeysuckle, hydrangea, poinsettia, mistletoe berries, ivy, tulips and nettles.
You can feed chickens dog food; chickens are omnivorous and eat almost anything. The only drawback to feeding dog food to chickens is that it is more expensive than feeding them grain and other purely vegetarian type food.
Chickens can eat honey in moderation as an occasional treat. However, it should not be a primary part of their diet as it is high in sugar and can be harmful if consumed in large quantities. Make sure it is raw, unpasteurized honey and avoid feeding chickens honey that has additives or artificial sweeteners.
There is no official count as to how many chickens are in the UK. However, there are most likely millions of chickens for food and for the eggs.
LOL Yes, once it has gone through the chickens digestive system it was just "food" Many animals re-eat other animals feces. What one species cannot process as food is imminently processable by another species.
It is the production of chickens, ducks and other birds as sources of food. an type of prouduction that reprodues the chickens.
Chickens are extremely useful. Chickens, and their eggs, are an important food source for people.
Oh, sure. Chickens are a very common food item.
Chickens eat grians,some wheats and corn.
no
Chickens produce eggs and meat.
poo pee eats prairie chickens.
Yes, they love cilatro and parsley. It is not at all harmful to them.
With their beaks....
You can feed chickens dog food; chickens are omnivorous and eat almost anything. The only drawback to feeding dog food to chickens is that it is more expensive than feeding them grain and other purely vegetarian type food.
Not exactly. chicken's breed to give birth. then the baby male chicks are killed and sold as food
Um, no offense but, why do you need food?
There is no official count as to how many chickens are in the UK. However, there are most likely millions of chickens for food and for the eggs.