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Frequently Asked Questions
When will they start laying?
Feed “Non-medicated“ starter/grower until 4 months
Feed “Non-medicated“ starter/grower until 4 months
At about 5 to 6 months old. Eggs start out small and gradually increase to their normal sizes.
Feed “Non-medicated“ starter/grower until 4 months
Feed “Non-medicated“ starter/grower until 4 months
Feed “Non-medicated“ starter/grower until 4 months
We recommend feeding a “NON-MEDICATED” starter/grower feed until your pullets are 4 months old. Note- it must be non-medicated because your pullets have been vaccinated against coccidiosis and we do not want to harm the healthy gut biome they have developed. At 4 months switch over to laying pelletsSupplement with crushed oyster shells. You do not need to buy grit.
Do they need heat?
Feed “Non-medicated“ starter/grower until 4 months
Social Distancing at the farm
The pullets are fully feathered and they no longer require additional heat.
Social Distancing at the farm
What are my pullets vaccinated against?
Social Distancing at the farm
We have changed to online ordering/payment to allow social distancing at pickup. This has been working well.
What are my pullets vaccinated against?
What are my pullets vaccinated against?
What are my pullets vaccinated against?
All chicks are from an NPIP accredited hatchery that's certified to be free from Avian Influenza and Salmonella. Pullets are fully vaccinated against Marek's Disease and Coccidiosis.
Favorite Foods/ Foods to Avoid
What are my pullets vaccinated against?
What are my pullets vaccinated against?
All chickens seem to have a “sweet tooth”- our flock especially enjoys watermelon, grapes, bananas, strawberries and tomatoes. Please do not give avocados - they are toxic. Avoid onion like vegetables as they can flavor the eggs