I feed apples off and on....mostly to the horses but the turkeys and chickens go crazy for them. Usually its because i have a whole huge bag of windfalls and theyre going to go bad....but never had a slow down in eggs. Right now the eggs at my place are all over the map. A good day then nothing then more because of the weather.
Fertility seems okay though. Most of the ones in the incubator were doing something
Egg laying and feeding fruit?
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Egg laying and feeding fruit?
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Egg laying and feeding fruit?
Ha! Ha! Looks delicious!Farrier1987 wrote:QR_BBPOST Kenya, here you go.
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