Raising Baby Chickens – Why Knowledge About Nature of Chickens and Inkling of Intuition Helps?
Raising baby chickens require knowledge about the general nature of chickens and an equal inkling of intuition. Chickens have the natural tendency to brood when they are non-breeders, and in this time they will be less manageable. Oftentimes raising baby chickens is challenging because of the many tasks to finish before the baby chicken is well and safe. The baby chicken comes from the egg, which is hatched after 21 days in incubation. Chickens lay about half a dozen eggs in two weeks and then move on to brooding them. However, not all chickens brood their eggs-some will require you to have an incubator to do the task for them. After the eggs have been born, raising baby chickens even become more challenging. The chicks will not leave its mother because of the warmth that the mother provides, warmth that is very much needed by the chick to survive. Because of the thin sprinkling of downy feathers that cover its small and weak body, it needs further protection from extreme weather condi
