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∙ 14y agoYou have not said how many chickens you have altogether. Chickens die for many reasons and not always from communicable disease. Poor nutrition, illness and predation.
A hen being pecked by the others weakens them and then all they need is a minor illness to weaken them even more. Generally, I would say if the rest of the birds are acting normal and healthy then you would not have a problem eating the eggs. If they are all acting sick, then you may want to leave off consuming the eggs until you figure out why they are ill.
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∙ 14y agoThey lay eggs when they feel safe and are not crowded by too many eggs.
No, we don't know if the raccoons were sick or had any diseases that can be hazardous. The chickens will not be safe around kids. They simply could transfer germs or bacteria from the raccoons to the kids.
The place where chickens are kept is called a coop. Chickens need shelter and a place to roost/ sleep that is out of the weather and safe from predators. Chicken quickly learn where this safe home is and will gather as a flock just after dusk, free range chickens will spend the night in the coop and emerge at dawn looking for food.
Unless the chickens are diseased, I don't see why not. Of course you are! There are very few chicken to human diseases that could harm either you or your unborn child. Pregnant farm wives still did much of the work on home farms and having a child did not stop that work. Gathering eggs was one of the least dangerous tasks.
Yes At least make sure they have access to it. The chickens will go to the coop about dusk as they do not wander about after dark. The coop is their "safe" place.
No
They lay eggs when they feel safe and are not crowded by too many eggs.
Put piperazine liquid into their water.
As long as they are less than 24 hours old....
Yes, provided they are from a safe source and are thoroughly cooked.
NO because they get special medicions an it can have harmful products and it could damage soething in your body system.
are eggs safe when not cracked
Well it depends. When you think about it you have to take in account that the food for them cost money and if they ever get sick that cost money too but i have 17 chickens and it's really nice to have fresh eggs in the morning and through out the day. You can get chickens that lay cool colors too. One of mine lay blue eggs. We have enough eggs that we can sell ours too.So to answer your question it can save you money once you get going and have hens that lay everyday but it's not going to safe that much.
the incubation period for chicken eggs is 21 days, however, sometimes it takes a bit longer so it is always safe to give the eggs around 26 days.
in a kennel or a safe contaner
NO! Absolutely not.
Yes, but be careful