A) 110-115°F B) 60-70°F C) 80-85°F D) 95-100°F
A) Wood shavings B) Hay C) Newspaper D) Dirt
A) Only when dirty B) Monthly C) Weekly D) Daily
A) Clear eyes B) Weight gain C) Increased appetite D) Bloody droppings
A) 12 weeks B) 2 weeks C) Immediately D) 6-8 weeks
A) Provides calcium B) Worms them C) Aids digestion D) Prevents feather picking
A) Invisible fence B) Low chicken wire C) No fencing required D) Tall, sturdy fencing
A) Earthworms B) Coyotes C) Rabbits D) Butterflies
A) 35% B) 10% C) 28% D) 16%
A) Too much grit B) Rapid growth C) Lack of water D) Too much exercise
A) 1-2 square feet B) No space required C) 10-12 square feet D) 4-6 square feet
A) Good sanitation B) Poor ventilation C) Ignoring sick birds D) Overcrowding
A) Ignore it B) Isolate the bird C) Let it roam with the others D) Give it extra food
A) 1 year B) 3-5 years C) 20-25 years D) 10-15 years
A) Cleaning the coop B) Providing warmth for poults C) Collecting eggs D) Feeding adult turkeys
A) Makes them grow faster B) Keeps their feathers shiny C) Makes them lay more eggs D) Helps prevent dehydration
A) 16-20 weeks B) 4 weeks C) 2 years D) 1 year
A) No special care B) Shade C) More bedding D) Extra feed
A) Feather growth B) Normal behavior C) Overeating D) Blocked vent
A) Overcrowding B) Using the wrong bedding C) Maintain proper temperature D) Giving more feed
A) Droopy wings B) Alert and active C) Lethargic and dull D) Huddled in a corner
A) Dispose of them properly B) Bury them on your property C) Throw them away in the trash D) Leave them for other animals
A) Quarantine them first B) Ignore them C) Put them in a separate pen within the flock D) Introduce them immediately
A) Vitamin E B) Vitamin A C) Vitamin D D) Vitamin C
A) Sand B) Oyster shells C) Gravel D) Wood shavings
A) Makes them lay more eggs B) Prevents disease spread C) Makes them grow faster D) Keeps them clean
A) Use a heater B) Close all windows and vents C) Use a humidifier D) Open windows and vents
A) Makes them grow faster B) Allows them to roost C) Keeps them clean D) Makes them lay more eggs
A) Winter B) Fall C) Spring D) Summer
A) Sugar B) Mealworms C) Lettuce D) Grapes |