Starting today their morning
will begin around 3 am, which should get us close to the 14 hour point
needed to keep them laying on a more regular schedule.
My brother who lives in Eagar Az at the 7,000 foot elavation is going to install a timed sun lamp for his chickens. Over the past week or so he has notice that his chickens are laying about half as many eggs.
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Hello Anna
My brother who lives in Eagar Az at the 7,000 foot elavation is going to install a timed sun lamp for his chickens. Over the past week or so he has notice that his chickens are laying about half as many eggs.
What do you think about this idea?