Chickens can live in a city given proper housing, but many cities have laws prohibiting or limiting chicken keeping. The best thing to do is first find out what the laws are for your town, and make sure your neighbors are OK with it (you probably won't be able to keep a loud rooster, only hens). There are many people living in urban areas who keep small coops with a few hens for eggs--it can be done!
Chickens like at least 2 square feet per bird inside their coop, and 8 square feet per bird outside of it. If they are kept completely confined to a coop, 8 square feet per bird is good. Space requirements are even less for bantams, which are miniature chickens.
They like to have a coop (any well-ventilated, predator-proof little building you can find/build) and a run (a fenced in outdoor area for hanging out in during the day). If you aren't able to build a fenced in area, you can let them out for a little while in the late afternoon to free range, keeping an eye on them until they go inside for the night. They don't go far, and naturally return to their coop to sleep. There are also coop designs that have a built in run which can be dragged around your yard, which are good for small spaces.
Keep in mind that most chickens raised on factory farms are kept in tiny cages with only about the space of your monitor screen to move around in. So whatever environment you provide for them that gives them more space (and some time outside) is bound to be better than that, even in the city.
To be considered organic, broiler chickens must be raised in accordance with organic standards, which typically include being fed organic feed, having access to the outdoors, and not being given antibiotics or hormones. Additionally, they must be raised on certified organic farms.
Pure breed chickens are chickens that have been selectively bred to conform to a specific breed standard. These chickens have consistent physical and behavioral characteristics that distinguish them from other breeds. Pure breed chickens are often raised for their unique traits, such as egg or meat production, ornamental features, or specific purposes like guarding or pest control.
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No, chicken nuggets do not look like poop. Chicken nuggets are typically small, breaded and fried pieces of chicken, while poop is waste material excreted from the body. The visual appearance and texture of the two are quite different.
Becuase Of The Chicken Meat/Fat. The Fat From The Chicken Melt Into Some Kind Of Sauce And Goes Into The Meat Which Makes The Meat Juicy And Tasty So What Im Saying Is That The Chicken Sits In The Sauce Of Juice It Has Produced And It Goes Trough The Chicken. MAKE SENSE ?? By The Way I Am A 12 Year Old Chef :) AUSTRALIA <3
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Domestic and wild. Domestics are raised on a farm and a wild, of course, is born in the open environment.
To be considered organic, broiler chickens must be raised in accordance with organic standards, which typically include being fed organic feed, having access to the outdoors, and not being given antibiotics or hormones. Additionally, they must be raised on certified organic farms.
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Pure breed chickens are chickens that have been selectively bred to conform to a specific breed standard. These chickens have consistent physical and behavioral characteristics that distinguish them from other breeds. Pure breed chickens are often raised for their unique traits, such as egg or meat production, ornamental features, or specific purposes like guarding or pest control.
A pure breed chicken is a chicken that has been made by the same kind of chicken, so if 2 different kinds of chicken's mate, then they wont make a pure breed chicken, but if 2 of the same kind of chicken mate then they make a pure breed chicken Sorry if it doesnt make sense
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