A) 105°F B) 95°F C) 75°F D) 85°F
A) Improves eggshell quality B) Strengthens bones C) Enhances feather growth D) Aids digestion
A) 1 square foot B) 4 square feet C) 2 square feet D) 8 square feet
A) Maintain a clean and dry brooder B) Use dirty water C) Overcrowd the brooder D) Feed them moldy feed
A) Grains B) Insects C) Fruits D) Vegetables
A) Strengthen eggshells B) Promote feather growth C) Prevent diseases D) Improve meat flavor
A) Monthly B) Never C) Weekly D) Yearly
A) Feces sticking to the vent B) Eyes crusting over C) Feathers falling out D) Limping
A) Wants to hatch eggs B) Is molting C) Is aggressive D) Is sick
A) Secure coop and run B) Ignore potential threats C) Leave them to roam freely D) Offer them treats
A) 2 months B) 1 month C) 6 months D) 1 year
A) Shedding old feathers B) Laying eggs C) Hatching chicks D) Dust bathing
A) Raw potatoes B) Carrots C) Lettuce D) Tomatoes
A) Protect the hens B) Eat all the food C) Clean the coop D) Lay eggs
A) Only when it rains B) Always C) Once a day D) Twice a week
A) Plastic B) Dirt C) Hay D) Pine shavings
A) Lethargy B) Increased activity C) Eating more food D) Laying more eggs
A) Attract mates B) Get exercise C) Control parasites D) Stay warm
A) Laying eggs B) Drinking C) Roosting D) Eating
A) Mealworms B) Gravel C) Wood chips D) Sand
A) Apply vinegar B) Ignore it C) Give it more calcium D) Gently push back in and isolate
A) Bright, glossy feathers B) Increased egg production C) Calm demeanor D) Feather loss and itchy skin
A) Television B) Roost C) Ventilation D) Nesting box
A) Never B) Regularly C) Yearly D) Monthly
A) Broodiness and egg eating B) They hatch faster C) They become more nutritious D) Nothing
A) Never introduce new chickens B) Confine them to the coop immediately C) Immediately put them together D) Slow introduction with supervised visits
A) Too much grit B) Overexposure to sunlight C) Crop impaction D) Lack of water
A) Establishing pecking order or bullying B) Helping them clean C) Playing a game D) Showing affection
A) Black B) Incandescent C) LED D) UV
A) Excessive preening B) Twisted neck due to vitamin deficiency C) An injury from fighting D) A genetic mutation that makes their neck longer |