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