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