#egg-laying hens
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farmerstrend · 4 months ago
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Understanding Layer Farming: Key Factors for Optimal Egg Production
As a layer farmer, it is essential to comprehend the various factors that can influence egg production. Discover essential tips for layer farming in Kenya, focusing on breed selection, flock management, nutrition, and housing to optimize egg production and support sustainable farming practices. Learn how Kenyan layer farmers can enhance egg production through effective management strategies,…
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blualt · 1 year ago
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best thing about sam & max: theres a goddamn transgender chicken
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victoryrifle · 5 months ago
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Last good picture of our chicken Phoebe with our ducks Adelina and Guendalina. RIP Phoebe.
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whispers-chicken-posting · 1 year ago
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Apologies for my last reblog, it wasn’t chicken-related
Anyway
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This is Goldie
Goldie is broody
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selezione-innaturale · 5 months ago
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YET ANOTHER GREAT HIT FROM TUMBLR ADVERTISEMENT!!! LET'S GOOO
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themotelchicks · 2 years ago
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All my pretty pretty egg colors from my pretty pretty hens 🧡
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simplepotatofarmer · 2 years ago
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chick update! we have seven babies <3 and technically, hatch day isn't until tomorrow.
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vegandude72 · 11 months ago
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eggpea · 1 year ago
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Congrats to the rooster who decided that the hen life fucking sucked ass
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pennaraptor · 2 years ago
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guys bonnet will be TWELVE in march. and whats even crazier is she is still occasionally laying eggs
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necro-hamster · 1 year ago
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mfs who have never had any experience with animals beyond domestic pets love to try and educate us idiotic country bumpkins about livestock
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condemned-to-eternity · 2 years ago
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…what kind of chicken
Loaf..? I think he's a buff orpington...
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2003toyotaprius · 2 years ago
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Why were snake and otacon keeping their poor chickens separate and in the darkness, maybe it's not Sunny's fault the eggs tasted atrocious. Did they try to kill eachother all the time (and that's also why they were named after snakes)?
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lexidius · 1 month ago
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HEMP.
MYCELIUM LEATHER. CACTUS LEATHER.
PLANT-BASED RUBBER AND LATEX.
WILD BEES that aren't pushed out by INVASIVE SPECIES of domestic bee.
Not every vegan is an animal abusing PETA cultist, OP. The venn diagram between vegans, ARAs and PETA members is not a fucking circle.
Ayoo just to preempt the inevitable dumb takes we’re about to start seeing;
I am PRO-WOOL
I am PRO-LEATHER
I am PRO-BEES
Fuck the idea of replacing durable, sustainable animal products with cheap, flimsy plastic that doesn’t bio-degrade. Agave nectar and other artificial sweeteners are expensive, labor-intensive, and destroy the environment to be farmed.
Do not buy into pernicious marketing campaigns pushed by dickhead organizations trying to stay relevant, like PETA.
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autism-freaks · 9 months ago
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I think it's a common misconception that domesticating animals is somewhat like enslaving them. It really is more of a symbiotic relationship. No wild animal would have willingly put up with early humans if they didn't get something out of it. Wolves wouldn't have stayed with us and become dogs if they weren't getting food and safety out of it. Many large herbivores that are now domesticated could and would have easily trampled their early human captors or broken their enclosures open if they didn't have a reason to stay. Sometimes individual animals still do if we don't give them what they need.
The animals that have stayed with us for thousands of years have evolved to cooperate with us better. Dogs have additional facial muscles around their eyes that wolves lack in order to mimic human facial expressions. Sheep grow their wool perpetually while their wild counterparts don't because a bigger fleece means they're more likely to be allowed to breed and be kept around. Domestic dairy cows produce much more milk than wild bovine species and domestic hens lay more eggs. Do you know how energy costly producing eggs or milk is for an animal? It's pretty intense! They wouldn't be able to do that if we hadn't given them the food and safety from predators and the elements to.
And we really need to show these animals respect and gratitude for what they give us by taking excellent care of them. They gave up a lot to be with us, often including the means to take care of themselves in the wild. That's a huge reason why I'm not against using animal products, but I hate factory farming. They are still living, breathing creatures with needs and feelings. They deserve a comfortable life and, when the time comes, a humane death.
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driftinghorse · 18 days ago
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"thank you for breakfast" i say to my hen, who has been working on laying that egg for hours
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