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We found 16 results for category 'Not Laying'
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Why aren't my three month old chickens interested in their nests, yet?
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Your chickens will probably not be interested in the nesting boxes until it is time to lay---and even then, it may take them a while before they...
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Why do hens eat their own eggs? How can I stop them?
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Diets low in protein can encourage egg eating simply because the hens are trying to get the nutrition they need. Make sure your are feeding your...
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Do my chickens need to be wormed, and if so, what schedule should I use?
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If your chickens have worms, you will want to treat them. Some signs you can look for at home are pale combs, a drop in laying, and watery poo....
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Do I need to give my hens oyster shell or supplemental calcium?
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If your hens have a good, "complete" layer feed, they may not ever need
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What is molting?
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Molting occurs once a year in adult birds older than one year, normally in late summer or autumn. During this time, birds will lose their feathers...
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One of our chickens is not laying in the nest box. Is this common, and what should I do?
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Don't worry. "Floor eggs" are relatively common, and nothing to be too concerned about.
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All about Salpingitis disease
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If your hen lays a
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When do chickens start laying eggs?
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On average, chickens start laying eggs at 6 months old, depending on the breed. Breeds like Australorps, Leghorns, Golden Comets and Sex Links will...
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How long do hens lay eggs ?
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Chickens usually don't simply "stop" laying eggs when they get to a certain age, but they will lay fewer as they get older. That said, most laying...
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My chickens are 7 months old and I still haven't seen an egg. Why?
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First, you should make sure they are on a good chicken feed. Once they have begun laying, switch to layer pellet or crumble; until then, feed them...
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What does the word "broody" mean?
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When a hen is broody, that means she wants to hatch her eggs and raise chicks.
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What are the signs that a hen will start laying?
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A hen who is ready to lay exhibits the following signs:
Her
comb will get larger and redder
right before she begins...
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When will my chickens begin laying again in the spring?
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Some chicken breeds lay year round (save when they go broody). One of our employees who's at a mid-latitude in the US reports that any girls who stop...
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Why do my hens stop or almost stop laying in the late fall and winter months?
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A chicken's reproductive cycle begins with her eyes, or possibly in her skull or even her skin, as one NC State extension article stated:
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What is a lash egg?
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A lash egg is less of an egg than it is a roughly egg- or sausage-shaped exudate, consisting of thickened pus and other materials. It is probably
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Why your chickens are not laying eggs (overview)
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There are a number of possible reasons your chickens are not laying eggs. Let's look at a brief overview of reasons to give you some ideas, and you...
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