Posted by dave2 on August 12, 2010 at 04:06:33 from (91.10.174.246):
In Reply to: O.T.,Chickens And Eggs posted by farmallman on August 11, 2010 at 21:40:18:
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cheap florescent or cf light and a timer will get you eggs straight thru the winter in decent climate.
I had New Hampshires and some homegrowns from the NH and a big white rooster. Everything I had started laying right at the 20 week mark.
I fed wheat and oyster shells and put a dissolvable multivitamin (for people) in the water once a week. Got better (bigger and darker) eggs than with store bought feed. If you don't have greens in winter, a handful of rabbit pellets a few times a week is nice.
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