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Protein tends to digest faster than fat in the body, so leaner cuts of meat should digest more quickly. While fish and shell fish typically digest first. Chicken, beef, and then pork come after. Fish has a unique texture when compared to beef, chicken, game, and poultry. It’s a more delicate and soft texture. How … Read more

No, chickens are not carnivores even though a lot of people think they are, simply because they eat meat. A carnivore is a meat eater, right? But a carnivore’s diet is consist mainly of meat. Yes, chickens eat meat and raw meat, however as said earlier they have ability to eat and survive on both … Read more

Below are some of the reasons why your chickens might chase you: Chickens Chasing You For Food Chickens spend a lot of time during the day foraging for food. Chickens Who Are Attached To Their Owners Some chickens like to be around people. Why do chickens fly? Territory – Chickens will fly at each other … Read more

A high feverdiarrhea for more than 3 days with no improvementbloody stoolsprolonged vomitingdehydration. There are actually a few different ways to tenderise chicken the Chinese restaurant way: marinating in a cornstarch/cornflour sludge then deep frying or blanching in water before proceeding to cook in the stir fry. Egg whites – sometimes the above method is … Read more

Do NOT feed your chickens: Raw potato peel (while these aren’t necessarily toxic raw or cooked, any green parts of potatoes can be dangerous to chickens, just as they are to humans) Citrus (very little is okay, but go easy on it) Asparagus Dried or undercooked beans Avocado skin or pit Raw eggs (encourages them … Read more

Yes, you can freeze chicken salad. However, the quality may be unpleasant once thawed. Some chicken salads can be frozen more successfully than others. Your success with freezing chicken salad depends on the ingredients used to make the chicken salad and how well they retain their quality once frozen and thawed. Like raw chicken, cooked … Read more

Wait for the right season. Hens generally become broody during the spring or summer (the warmer months). Make sure your hen is a broody breed. Modern day breeds (especially show birds) have had their broody instinct bred out by breeders who tend to use incubators. Integrate a rooster. You will need a rooster in the … Read more

This is called a “reflex action”. When you chop off a chicken’s head, the pressure of the axe triggers all the nerve endings in the neck, causing that little burst of electricity to run down all the nerves leading back to the muscles, to tell them to move. The chicken appears to flap its wings … Read more

Chicken can jump with a burst of speed and normally will go 3-4 feet in the air, some breeds will go higher nut normally chickens are foragers and prefer to stay on the ground. If a chicken flap its wings it can go up to five feet in the air . Chickens have been known … Read more

It’s worth remembering that the bulk of the nutritional value of eggs is supplied in the form of protein. Veggies are also an important part of the chicken’s diet that will contribute not only to keeping them healthy – but also encourage regular egg laying and Fabulous Fiber. A couple more items to take a … Read more