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To sprout lentils at home for chickens, rinse the lentils thoroughly, then place them in a jar or container, cover with water, and soak overnight; after soaking, drain and rinse the lentils twice a day, continuing to rinse until the sprouts reach your desired length, and then feed them to your chickens; you can use cheesecloth or a sprouting lid to cover the container and ensure proper drainage🌱 @Meyer Hatchery #chickens #raisingchickens #backyardchickens #mhambassador

To sprout lentils at home for chickens, rinse the lentils thoroughly, then place them in a jar or container, cover with water, and soak overnight; after soaking, drain and rinse the lentils twice a day, continuing to rinse until the sprouts reach your desired length, and then feed them to your chickens; you can use cheesecloth or a sprouting lid to cover the container and ensure proper drainage🌱 @Meyer Hatchery #chickens #raisingchickens #backyardchickens #mhambassador

Chicken coop winter storm preparation🐓❄️🥶 @Meyer Hatchery #chickencoop #chickens #backyardchickens #winter #snow #mhambassador #raisingchickens #DIY

Chicken coop winter storm preparation🐓❄️🥶 @Meyer Hatchery #chickencoop #chickens #backyardchickens #winter #snow #mhambassador #raisingchickens #DIY

Nothing better than a clean chicken coop and a friendly flock👍🏻🐓 @Meyer Hatchery #chickens #raisingchickens #backyardchickens #mhambassador #chickensoftiktok

Nothing better than a clean chicken coop and a friendly flock👍🏻🐓 @Meyer Hatchery #chickens #raisingchickens #backyardchickens #mhambassador #chickensoftiktok

Collecting eggs From the chicken coop🐓🥚🥰 @Meyer Hatchery #eggs #chickencoop #chickens #backyardchickens #mhambassador

Collecting eggs From the chicken coop🐓🥚🥰 @Meyer Hatchery #eggs #chickencoop #chickens #backyardchickens #mhambassador

How you can help prevent frostbite in your backyard chicken flock This winter🐓❄️🥶 @Meyer Hatchery #chickens #chickencoop #chickenkeeping #mhambassador #backyardchickens #smallfarm #winter #diyproject #creatorsearchinsights

How you can help prevent frostbite in your backyard chicken flock This winter🐓❄️🥶 @Meyer Hatchery #chickens #chickencoop #chickenkeeping #mhambassador #backyardchickens #smallfarm #winter #diyproject #creatorsearchinsights

Raising backyard chickens is very rewarding, but did you know chickens make really good pets?? @Meyer Hatchery #chickens #backyardchickens #raisingchickens #chickensoftiktok #mhambassador

Raising backyard chickens is very rewarding, but did you know chickens make really good pets?? @Meyer Hatchery #chickens #backyardchickens #raisingchickens #chickensoftiktok #mhambassador

The color of a chicken egg is primarily determined by the chicken's genetics: ✅Breed The breed of the chicken indicates the color of eggs it will produce. For example, Leghorn chickens lay white eggs, while Orpington chickens lay brown eggs, and Ameraucana chickens lay blue eggs. ✅Pigments As eggs travel through the hen's oviduct, pigments are deposited on them, causing them to change color. For example, Ameraucana chickens have the pigment oocyanin deposited on their eggs, which permeates the entire shell, making the egg both blue on the inside and outside. Brown eggs are caused by the deposition of the pigment protoporphyrin, which happens late in the shell formation process. ✅Inheritance Genetic traits from both the rooster and the hen determine the type and intensity of pigments, which results in different eggshell colors. So, in short, different breeds of chickens deposit different pigments on the shell as it forms, changing its exterior - and sometimes its interior - shell color @Meyer Hatchery 🥚🐓#eggs #chickens #chickeneggs #backyardchickens #mhambassador #raisingchickens

The color of a chicken egg is primarily determined by the chicken's genetics: ✅Breed The breed of the chicken indicates the color of eggs it will produce. For example, Leghorn chickens lay white eggs, while Orpington chickens lay brown eggs, and Ameraucana chickens lay blue eggs. ✅Pigments As eggs travel through the hen's oviduct, pigments are deposited on them, causing them to change color. For example, Ameraucana chickens have the pigment oocyanin deposited on their eggs, which permeates the entire shell, making the egg both blue on the inside and outside. Brown eggs are caused by the deposition of the pigment protoporphyrin, which happens late in the shell formation process. ✅Inheritance Genetic traits from both the rooster and the hen determine the type and intensity of pigments, which results in different eggshell colors. So, in short, different breeds of chickens deposit different pigments on the shell as it forms, changing its exterior - and sometimes its interior - shell color @Meyer Hatchery 🥚🐓#eggs #chickens #chickeneggs #backyardchickens #mhambassador #raisingchickens

Sometimes hens will lay some strange looking eggs! today we have an egg without a shell🥚🐓 @Meyer Hatchery #eggs #chickens #raisingchickens #backyardchickens #homestead #smallfarm #mhambassador

Sometimes hens will lay some strange looking eggs! today we have an egg without a shell🥚🐓 @Meyer Hatchery #eggs #chickens #raisingchickens #backyardchickens #homestead #smallfarm #mhambassador

Using buckets as nesting boxes for chickens can be a good idea if you are looking for a budget-friendly option🥚🐓 Pros of using buckets as nesting boxes: ✅Cost-effective: Buckets are readily available and often inexpensive, making them a budget-friendly choice for nesting boxes. ✅Easy to clean: Buckets can be easily removed from the coop for cleaning. ✅Re-purposing: You can reuse old buckets instead of buying new materials. Cons of using buckets as nesting boxes: ✅Shape and size might not be optimal: A standard bucket might not provide the ideal shape and size for a chicken to comfortably lay eggs. ✅Lack of privacy: The open design of a bucket might not provide the privacy that chickens often seek when laying eggs. ✅Potential for rolling: Buckets could potentially roll around if not secured properly. @Meyer Hatchery #chickens #diyproject #chickencoop #nestingboxes #DIY #recycle #mhambassador

Using buckets as nesting boxes for chickens can be a good idea if you are looking for a budget-friendly option🥚🐓 Pros of using buckets as nesting boxes: ✅Cost-effective: Buckets are readily available and often inexpensive, making them a budget-friendly choice for nesting boxes. ✅Easy to clean: Buckets can be easily removed from the coop for cleaning. ✅Re-purposing: You can reuse old buckets instead of buying new materials. Cons of using buckets as nesting boxes: ✅Shape and size might not be optimal: A standard bucket might not provide the ideal shape and size for a chicken to comfortably lay eggs. ✅Lack of privacy: The open design of a bucket might not provide the privacy that chickens often seek when laying eggs. ✅Potential for rolling: Buckets could potentially roll around if not secured properly. @Meyer Hatchery #chickens #diyproject #chickencoop #nestingboxes #DIY #recycle #mhambassador

Chickens can fly short distances, usually no more than 30–40 yards, and reach heights of about 8–10 feet. The world record for the longest chicken flight is 13 seconds and over 300 feet🐓 A chicken's ability to fly depends on its age and breed. Young chickens can fly better than older chickens, and smaller breeds can fly higher and farther than heavier breeds🐓 @Meyer Hatchery #chickens #raisingchickens #farmlife #backyardchickens #mhambassador #homesteading

Chickens can fly short distances, usually no more than 30–40 yards, and reach heights of about 8–10 feet. The world record for the longest chicken flight is 13 seconds and over 300 feet🐓 A chicken's ability to fly depends on its age and breed. Young chickens can fly better than older chickens, and smaller breeds can fly higher and farther than heavier breeds🐓 @Meyer Hatchery #chickens #raisingchickens #farmlife #backyardchickens #mhambassador #homesteading

Its always exciting to have a new layer🥚🐓 Green Queens Bantams are a hybrid that is sure to delight with their friendly personality and tiny colored eggs. The various characteristics of the Green Queen Bantams will add individual flair to your flock. No two Bantam Green Queens look alike and features can include feathered legs, crests, muffs, 5 toes, and even wispy, silked or frizzle feathers. Eggs from these pint-sized beauties will be mostly green but can also be tan. @Meyer Hatchery #eggs #chickens #backyardchickens #raisingchickens #mhambassador #meyerhatchery

Its always exciting to have a new layer🥚🐓 Green Queens Bantams are a hybrid that is sure to delight with their friendly personality and tiny colored eggs. The various characteristics of the Green Queen Bantams will add individual flair to your flock. No two Bantam Green Queens look alike and features can include feathered legs, crests, muffs, 5 toes, and even wispy, silked or frizzle feathers. Eggs from these pint-sized beauties will be mostly green but can also be tan. @Meyer Hatchery #eggs #chickens #backyardchickens #raisingchickens #mhambassador #meyerhatchery

If you benefits of raising backyard chickens 🐓 ✅ chickens are awesome helpers in the backyard garden🐓 but if your chickens or anything like mine, they definitely need to be supervised🤣 @Meyer Hatchery #chickens #backyardchickens #homestead #mhambassador #garden #raisingchickens

If you benefits of raising backyard chickens 🐓 ✅ chickens are awesome helpers in the backyard garden🐓 but if your chickens or anything like mine, they definitely need to be supervised🤣 @Meyer Hatchery #chickens #backyardchickens #homestead #mhambassador #garden #raisingchickens

The many benefits for raising backyard chickens🐓🥚🐥 @Meyer Hatchery #chickens #backyardchickens #chickenkeeping #raisingchickens #mhambassador

The many benefits for raising backyard chickens🐓🥚🐥 @Meyer Hatchery #chickens #backyardchickens #chickenkeeping #raisingchickens #mhambassador

Winter snow storm with chickens 🐓❄️🥶 @Meyer Hatchery #chickens #winterstorm #chickencoop #raisingchickens #farmlife #mhambassador #snow #winter

Winter snow storm with chickens 🐓❄️🥶 @Meyer Hatchery #chickens #winterstorm #chickencoop #raisingchickens #farmlife #mhambassador #snow #winter

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