Chicken growth chart

IF YOU’VE BEEN CONTEMPLATING RAISING CHICKENS OF YOUR OWN, CONSIDER THIS: -you may spend countless hours each week watching FARM TV in your backyard -you may end up being labeled a “Crazy Chicken Lady” -friends may tag you in every chicken social media post they see -once you fall in love with your hens, this may lead to needing more chicks next year -and since chickens are a gateway farm

Embryo growth chart

So at work there were always two ducks (male and female) that just hung around. So on Thursday, (june 23rd) the female duck randomly had an egg on the pool...

Let's discuss the growth of Rhode Island Red week by week. As well as provide a complete Rhode Island Red growth chart for you to follow.

Fertile Eggs The nucleus of the female cell is a small white or light-coloured speck about the size of a pin head that is located on the top side of the yolk. Here the microscopic male sperm cell finds lodgement and the cells are united to form the embryo. A fertilised egg is characterised by […]

I made two charts everyone can use if they want. i took the pics myself, sorry there not very clear. i also took a pic of a blood vein, good air cell, and a...

I am new to breeding for exhibition. I see all kind of line breeding charts out there, but are they all as good as the other? I am looking at something...

This page documents the growth and development of backyard pet chickens over a six week period. This is a guide about chicks week-by-week (weeks 1-6).

By its very definition, weight training is hard work. Certainly if you are doing it correctly! Building strength and muscle requires the physical application of consistently overloading the body with heavier and heavier weights in order to stimulate an adaptation and growth. When the pounding of the weights has stopped though, the body really has to get to work recovering, repairing, rebuilding […]

I apologize in advance for the onslaught of nursery posts but that is primarily what our world is consisting of right now! The latest project for baby's room was turning an oar that I had into a growth chart. I started by taking a yardstick and marking the inches with a pencil. Then, I used this white Sharpie paint pen to mark the lines. Next, I used the same pen but in blue to mark each foot. Lastly, I added some hardware so that I could hang the oar on the back of the door. Here it is hung…