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Occasionally, chickens will lay a very small egg - don't worry about it, this sometimes happens. Of course if they are a bantam breed (miniature), this is normal. However, if the hen is a regular sized breed and is laying tiny eggs regularly, she may have a lack of protein or other nutrients. Make sure she's getting a balanced diet (you may want to feed her oyster shells for calcium), and isn't sick.

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If one and a half chickens lay one and a half eggs in one and a half days How many eggs do 9 chicken lay in 9 days?

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