good food, plenty of water, and a healthy land
none, if u dont no this u dont need chickens
When people meet to exchange one type of good for another, they both must want what the other is offering in exchange. Let's say that I have six chickens, and you have three sacks of flour. I really need and want your three sacks of flour, but you do not have a need for six chickens. You want two chickens, and a bushel of apples. This exchange would not be successful because we do not have an equal offering of our wants and needs.
85 chickens
There are 42 chickens in the farm.
chickens are not well educated enough to learn how to lay purple eggs. they need to have conceived the egg on the night of a lunar eclipse when a accomanying dog joins in the fun while playing a violin. but ssshhh do not tell the chickens this because the eggs are all mine and they are worth a lot of money.
Chickens are social animals and thrive in the company of their flock. Keeping just one chicken can lead to loneliness and stress, as they naturally seek companionship. Therefore, it's recommended to have at least two chickens to ensure their well-being and happiness. Additionally, having multiple chickens allows for natural social interactions and behaviors.
Chickens need the same things other creatures need.......food, water, and shelter from predators & the weather.
Chickens may live in hutchs, they dont need to run as long as the hutch is big enough for the amount of chickens you own.
How many extra chickens??? Is your coop REALLY only for 12 chickens? Chickens don't mind close quarters for sleeping and coming in for food or water, but you need the outdoor run area to keep them happy too. The space for 12 chickens cannot be specifically defined, since they vary by size and disposition. If you have a few more, then make sire they have the outdoor run space if fenced. If you have a rooster, this changes the behavior of the chickens, too. If you think they are overcrowded, then you have two practical options - give them away / sell them to someone that wants chickens or, save yourself a trip to the store and have a fresh barbecue.
Camellias need about 1 inch of water per week to thrive.
Lilacs need about 1 inch of water per week to thrive.
Chickens live and thrive in almost every part of the world with the exception of the high Arctic and Antarctica.
Marigolds need at least 6 hours of sunlight per day to thrive.
Roses need at least 6 hours of sunlight per day to thrive.
Yes, chickens need vet care when they get sick, just like any other animal.
Um, no offense but, why do you need food?
Yes, blackberries generally need full sun to thrive and produce a good harvest.