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Why Egg Production Drops in Winter—and What You Can Do About It
As the days get shorter and your flock finishes molting, you might notice fewer eggs in the nest boxes. Wondering if that’s normal? Absolutely—it’s a natural part of the seasonal cycle. Chickens...
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Éclairage d’hiver dans le poulailler : comment garder vos poules productives
Quand l’hiver s’installe et que les journées raccourcissent, il est normal de voir une baisse dans la ponte des œufs. Le froid y est pour quelque chose, mais c’est surtout le manque de lumièr...
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Winter Lighting Tips for Your Chicken Coop
As the days get shorter and colder, you might notice your hens laying fewer eggs. While freezing temperatures play a role, the real culprit is the lack of daylight. Chickens need about 15 hours of lig...
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Getting the most Eggs from Your Hens This Winter
Winter is in full swing, and while we’re counting down the weeks until spring warmth returns, your hens are working hard in the cold. Shorter days and chilly temperatures can make egg production a c...
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The Right Nutrition at the Right Time for Layers
Timing is everything when it comes to feeding your laying hens. Ensuring they have the correct nutrition at just the right time is an important part of having a happy and healthy flock. Hatch to appro...
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When Pullets Start to Lay Eggs
We are now well into the summer and our spring chicks have or will be approaching puberty. Assuming they’ve enjoyed good food and care, the young hens, called pullets, begin laying sometime between ...