We suggest notifying your post office to let them know you are expecting an order of live animals. (Brands of feed may vary, you can ask your local feed dealer for recommendations).Īrrival: The post office should notify you when your order arrives and will ask you to pick them up. After six weeks, you can switch to a grower feed with 16 to 18 percent protein. Protein should be at least 18 to 24 percent for starter and fed for the first six weeks. We recommend adding our Streseez Plus (1 teaspoon per three gallons of water) to their drinking water. Wash & clean the containers every few days. Use one one-gallon chick water for 25 chicks. Water: Make sure you provide plenty of containers of water based on amount of poultry.We also don't advise using cedar chips, treated shavings, large thick wood chips or dusty sawdust as bedding. Do not use newspaper or other slick material, this can cause legs to slip out from underneath them and cause serious leg problems. Bedding: Use 2 to 4 inches of dry litter, such as pine wood shavings, chopped straw or other appropriate bedding.Raise the lamp every 3-4 days to gradually decrease the heat level to 90-85 degrees. A thermometer placed on the floor should read 95 degrees directly under the lamp/heat source. Hang the heat lamp about 18 inches above the floor at first. Doing a ring/circle will not leave any square corners for baby poultry to pile in the corners and keeping them from wondering off too far from the heat and food source. What works best for larger areas is a brooder ring of cardboard 18 inches high with a heat lamp hung over the center of the area. Initially each poult needs about 1/3 square foot of pen space. Make sure dogs, cats and rodents are kept out. Whether you have them on bedding or on a wire floor, there should be some type of solid wall or partition around them to prevent drafts. It is important to make sure your brooder space is clean and disinfected prior to using it, especially if poultry have been kept there before. Brooder Space/Heat: Day old poultry should be started in a proper space such a barn, out-building, basement, poultry coop or garage.If any studio execs out there want to produce what could very well be the next Space Jam, you better get in touch with Pippen ASAP. Pippen then shared a snippet of the script in hopes of attracting the interest of movie studios: Also, I score all the points without even needing a long cartoon arm, and Lola Bunny is dating me, not Bugs Bunny, who isn’t there either.” Fortunately, we win easily and without Michael Jordan’s help, since he isn’t even there. If we don’t, we get turned into asteroids. Then me and Foghorn go to pay rent, but we realize we don’t have any Mars Bucks, so we challenge Scrooge McDuck to basketball. “Foghorn knows Scrooge McDuck from Bird College, where they were once roommates/nemeses. “So then me and Foghorn go up to Mars where our new landlord is Scrooge McDuck,” continued Pippen. With only two days’ notice, we scramble to find a new apartment. “Anyway, me and Foghorn’s problems only get worse when our apartment burns down. We fight all the time because he’s always getting chicken feed in my Doritos, and chicken feed is disgusting/smells,” explained Pippen in the press release. “In the movie me and Foghorn Leghorn are cousins/roommates. Pippen announced that he’s been working on the 34-page script since he retired in 2008, and that he couldn’t be more excited to play cousins/roommates with Foghorn Leghorn in what he promises will be a “realistic portrayal of cousins/roommates life, and Michael Jordan won’t be in it at all.” In a press release earlier today, six-time NBA champion Scottie Pippen proudly revealed that he has finished writing a movie called Cousin Trouble (Mars Jam) that will star himself and Foghorn Leghorn, the southern-talking rooster from the Looney Tunes.
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