A) Feather harvesting B) Pest control and security alarm C) Meat production D) Egg production
A) Large chicken coop B) Brooder with heat lamp C) Open pen in the yard D) Outdoor run with no shelter
A) 6-8 weeks B) 2-3 weeks C) 1 week D) Immediately after hatching
A) Rabbits B) Foxes C) Deer D) Squirrels
A) Vegetables only B) Chicken feed only C) Fruits and seeds only D) Game bird feed and insects
A) 6-12 eggs B) 1-2 eggs C) 40-50 eggs D) 20-30 eggs
A) 21 days B) 14 days C) 26-28 days D) 35 days
A) Chick B) Poult C) Fawn D) Keet
A) Easily trained B) Loud vocalizations C) Quiet and docile D) Solitary creatures
A) Bleach B) Sugar C) Vinegar D) Electrolytes
A) White Guineafowl B) Lavender Guineafowl C) Pearl Guineafowl D) Royal Purple Guineafowl
A) To prevent them from flying away B) To make them easier to handle C) To improve their appearance D) To help them grow faster
A) Leaving food out for the predators B) Secure fencing C) Planting poisonous plants D) Ignoring signs of predator activity
A) Lethargy and decreased appetite B) Singing loudly C) Increased activity D) Eating more food
A) They fertilize the soil B) They scare away birds C) They eat insects and weeds D) They attract butterflies
A) Sodium B) Calcium C) Potassium D) Iron
A) Spring and Summer B) Year-round C) Fall and Winter D) Depends on the breed
A) To clean their feathers B) To provide calcium C) To sharpen their beaks D) To aid in digestion
A) 8-10 feet B) Ground level C) 1-2 feet D) 4-6 feet
A) Provide food and water in the area B) Confining them to a small space C) Ignoring their behavior D) Chasing them away from other areas
A) Tooth decay B) Coccidiosis C) Hair loss D) Seasonal Allergies
A) Deep bucket B) Automatic waterer for chickens C) Shallow dish with pebbles D) Pond
A) Increases egg production B) Reduces ammonia buildup and respiratory issues C) Keeps them warmer in the winter D) Makes them less noisy
A) Decreases egg production B) Increases the risk of disease and aggression C) Stunts their growth D) Makes them less vocal
A) Releasing them into the flock at night B) Ignoring potential conflicts C) Immediately placing them in the coop D) Gradual introduction in a neutral space
A) 70-75°F B) 80-85°F C) 95-100°F D) 60-65°F
A) Never B) Regularly, depending on flock size C) Only when it rains D) Once a year
A) Keeps them warm B) Keeps their feathers shiny C) Provides entertainment D) Helps control parasites
A) Only when you need them B) Daily C) Once a month D) Once a week
A) They are very loud and alert to intruders B) They are loyal to their owners C) They can be trained to attack intruders D) They are good at herding other animals |