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  2. Saving Feet or Heads for Chicken Stock - BackYard Chickens

    www.backyardchickens.com/threads/saving-feet-or-heads-for-chicken-stock.553918

    Quote: I use the Ball Complete Book. 10 pounds of pressure for 20 minutes for pints, 25 minutes for quarts if you're less than 2,000 feet in altitude.

  3. Chicken Laws and Ordinances (And how to change them)

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    - Chicken feed must be stored in rodent-proof containers - Pro-chicken regulations are on a 1-year trial basis, with only a set number of permits issued before the yearly re-evaluation. - For every additional 1,000 sq feet of property, 1 additional chicken may be added to the set minimum for that area. - Chickens are allowed in some multi-zoned ...

  4. Chicken Stock and Fatty floater - BackYard Chickens

    www.backyardchickens.com/threads/chicken-stock-and-fatty-floater.633736

    I went back and double checked and my manual says: Pour boiling hot stock in jars and pressure cook them at 15 pounds. 25 min for pints and 25 min for quarts.

  5. Using Older Chickens For Meat Purposes

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    The stock is very rich and "chickeny" and lends well to freezing or canning for later use. I like to keep the skimmed rendered fat in the fridge for use in potatoes - it's rich and tasty. A stewed older bird can create gallons of stock and usually a couple pounds of shredded meat that go well into tacos or chicken salad.

  6. Carolina Chickenstock Taylorsville, Back by Popular ... -...

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    Carolina Chickenstock Taylorville. Carolina Chickenstock Taylorsville, Back by Popular Demand, Late Spring and Fall Dates.

  7. The Ultimate Guide to Setting Up a Chick Brooder

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    The Stock Tank Stock tanks are easy to source at TSC, and make great brooders! They are large, sturdy, have tall sides, and require no setup other than the inside of the brooder. All in all, stock tanks make a great instant brooder. Making a simple cover is as stated above in the Watermelon box paragraph.

  8. The Best Chicken Feed | BackYard Chickens - Learn How to Raise...

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    Chicken layer feed should be fed to hens that produce eggs after they have laid their first egg. This particular type of chicken feed contains higher levels of calcium, which makes for better and stronger eggs. It is possible to feed laying hens a general flock feed and they will still produce usable eggs.

  9. Quality of stock from Greenfire Farms - BackYard Chickens

    www.backyardchickens.com/threads/quality-of-stock-from-greenfire-farms.1607444

    My boyfriend and I made the decision a few months ago to start breeding rare/endangered chicken breeds, and since then we have been working on acquiring good-quality stock from reputable breeders. We try to buy locally as much as possible, but we've had to drive upwards of 6 hours to obtain some of our stock and it is starting to get exhausting ...

  10. How To Use Chicken Manure as Garden Fertilizer

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    However, chicken manure can be too strong for plants if not used correctly. It’s important to compost or age chicken manure before using it in your garden to avoid burning your plants. Fresh chicken manure is high in nitrogen and can cause excessive vegetative growth at the expense of fruit and flower development. Bagged vs Fresh Chicken Manure

  11. Scalding Pot size?? - BackYard Chickens

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    I'm certainly no expert at processing, but having done several hundred birds with various methods, I've found that somewhere around 30 to 60 quarts works good. I just moved from using a stock pot and turkey fryer/propane to electric. So far it seems to work well.