Friday, April 24, 2015

Oh also you can still email or comment at anytime! That will be available 24/7!
Do to the amount of stuff I need to do I am temporarily discontinuing the chicken of the week. But this is only do to what I have plan for may since this is the time to get your chicken on! so dont lose hope there will be more to come but just in till the 15 th of may there will only be one post per two weeks.

Thank You,
Chicken Girl

Friday, April 17, 2015

Some people have been emailing me about if I sell my chickens and to answer that question ... I do! My family and I sell all sorts of chicken it differs from time to time if interested email me for pictures,prices and more! chickengirlfarm@gamil.com


From: Chicken Girl
To: Fellow blog readers
Citrus county Florida

Wednesday, April 15, 2015

If you have any questions email me at chickengirlfarms@gmail.com!!!
This week is going to be a bit different today im doing a supplies list for raising chicken!!


Lets get started first you will probably need something to hold your chickens in.Now you could build a chicken coop,pen or chicken tractor I know choices! But what I would recommend that you have a coop with a chicken tractor for moving them around.


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This is your average chicken coop!





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This is a chicken Tractor!


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This a chicken pen!






Now that you have picked out what you want time to pick the chickens! Now you can see some of my favorites from my other post I also have a chicken chart telling you what chickens you should get depending on what you need them for!





So now that you got your chickens now you need some feed!Depending on what kind of chickens you got some of the feed may not include your chicken breed so I would make sure to read the label to see if I fix your chickens needs!

This is probably the best feed for laying hens!




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This is the best cheap feed for all chickens!


So you almost completely set up! Here are some of the little things you might need.
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Heres the feeders and waters you should get if you have a large flock!





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Heres the feeders and waters you should get if you have a small flock!


Now look at you! you got all your chicks in a row! have fun and check out rual kings chicken days if you want cheap chicks and ducks!


Sunday, March 29, 2015

                                                     Chicken of the week!


                                                Frizzle!!!


                             


Uses: Exhibition. Eggs: 160 white or tinted eggs.
Origin:
 Asia?
Weight: Cock: 3.6Kg, Hen: 2.7Kg.
Bantam Cock: 680-790g Bantam Hen: 570-680g
Colours: Buff, Black, Black-Red, Brown-Red, Blue, Columbian, Cuckoo, Duckwing, Pile, Red, Spangled and White.
Useful to Know: Mating Frizzles will give 25% smooth feathered, 25% very frizzled and 50% frizzled (of varying quality). All of the offspring are still called Frizzles.




Frizzles usually lay light eggs   

Thursday, March 19, 2015

                                 Today's Chicken Of The Week!!!

                                         Lemon Merans!!!

                                                       


Uses: Utility. Dark egg laying sex-linked hybrid production.
Origin: Marans, France. Eggs: 160 - 210 Dark Brown.
Weight: Cock: 3.6 Kg.Hen: 3.2Kg.
Bantam Cock: 500 - 550g, Hen: 400 - 450g.
Colours: Black, Dark Cuckoo, Golden Cuckoo, Silver Cuckoo (Standardised), Black Tailed Buff, Brown Red (a.k.a. Copper Black), Copper Blue, Silver Black (Birchen), White, Wheaten, and Columbien (a.k.a. Ermine) (non-standardised).
Useful to Know: Cuckoo Marans hens can be mated with an unbarred cock to produce sex-linked hybrid offspring. Copper Black Marans are thought to produce the darkest brown eggs.




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                 Lemon Merans usually lay darker eggs but once in a while the lay colored!







                 INFO CREDIT TO   http://poultrykeeper.com/chicken-breeds/marans-chickens