Month: April 2022

If you compare 100g of lean ground beef to 100g of beef liver … you’ll see what a powerhouse it can be for your dog … Eating Liver Helps Your Dog’s Liver. Your dog’s liver performs thousands of vital functions in the body. To really give your dog the rich benefits of liver, he should … Read more

Why you should be cooking your chicken soup in the oven. Preheat oven to 300 F. Place all ingredients into a large heavy-bottomed pan or Dutch oven. Ensure there’s enough liquid to cover – top with more water if necessary. Bring to a boil uncovered on the stove, skimming any scum off the top. After … Read more

Speaking on the Marketplace on Joy. News, the owner of one of the biggest poultry farms in Accra, Michael Nyarko Ampem, said the feed is a central part of raising farm birds hence, any decrease in quantity can largely after the number of birds produced. “The feed is available but it is not readily available … Read more

Head trauma is fairly common in chickens, occurring in multiple presentations and severity, from mild to life-threatening. Head injuries may be outwardly apparent by the presence of hemorrhaging, loss of tissue, and in many incidences, complete exposure of the brain. The answer will leave the squeamish running around like headless chickens. In the 1940s in … Read more

Just like humans, chickens don’t like dirty water – they avoid water that tastes funny (including water with medications in it) and water with their own dirt, droppings, algae, etc. in it. This means water containers must be regularly scrubbed if you want your chickens to keep drinking. Do chickens drink at night? Your young … Read more

Red meat has become a demonized ingredient in recent years. But researchers in California find white meat poses an equal risk to blood cholesterol levels, which can lead to heart disease. This was true even if a person’s overall diet was low in saturated fatA diet which excludes meat was found to do the least … Read more

Chickens are fine in the rain primarily due to their feathers. In fact, they can actually be out in the rain for quite a while without actually getting wet! Okay, so their feathers will get wet – but their skin can stay quite dry under all of those feathers. Most chickens are sensible and will … Read more

, and it depends. If you use the wounded body part to have unprotected sex with and AIDS carrier, then yes. What were you doing with the chicken anyway? Can you get HIV from food? Even if the food contained small amounts of HIV-infected blood or semen, exposure to the air, heat from cooking, and … Read more

If you do let your chickens out, though, they most likely will tear up your garden and take dust baths in it. You can try putting a chickenwire fence around your garden and clipping your chicken’s wings. They also eat grass, but it grows back green and lush in the spring due to their ahem … Read more

Top 10 Ways to Prevent or Break the Egg-Eating Habit. Make sure your chickens are getting enough protein. Keep the eggshells strong. Put a wooden egg or golf ball in the nesting box. Provide a cushioned nesting box, collect eggs frequently, fill an empty egg with english mustard, only feed your chickens cooked/scrambled eggs, keep … Read more