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I was just wondering this too. I've had sinus infections from allergies every spring and I just noticed that I've avoided it this year. Only thing that has changed was eating a free ranged egg a day and moving to the country. I also have far more mold over here so I thought it would be worse.

Found a seller from here.

Indiana. Is the rooster friendly?

I am looking for some Blue Australorp hatching eggs. I want to add a little color variety to my black Australorp flock and get a rooster. My hens are also just waiting to hatch some eggs. Ripping their bottom feathers out in anticipation.

I am thinking of getting eggs for mine to hatch if that makes a difference. I'm looking for blue australorps.

Has anyone ordered from AVBirds? What is your experience? We're the chickens healthy and up to breed standards? https://avbirds.com/products/copy-of-plymouth-barred-rock-hatching-eggs?pr_prod_strat=e5_desc&pr_rec_id=fb3eac77d&pr_rec_pid=7284439941274&pr_ref_pid=7946320281754&pr_seq=uniform

Worms will duplicate under logs that the chickens can't eat under. Just putting decomposing logs and stumps around helps the population.

Harvest is in the fall so bags will be either really old grain or last years grain.

Maybe eventually, if I don't forget. Lots of stuff to do before spring.

Limestone is old oyster shells. Packed together.

My birds prefer the finest of cheap limestone on my driveway. I just cut up a milk jug to cover my oyster shells from some of the rain. 🪦 Driveway

I made a nice simple bucket design to keep mice away with pellet feed. I drilled three 3/4" holes in the bottom, in a triangle pattern, and stuck an eye bolt through it. I then had some small wood pieces and drilled a hole in them, putting them between the eye bolts. I screwed the eye bolt...

Just require them to label properly and the market would figure itself out.

I don't think organic vs non-organic would have much of a flavor difference. It just wouldn't have some leftover pesticides and herbicides. Not that I know how much of that transfers from chicken to egg.

My chickens love tomato and potato leaves ... I have to section them off from them.