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Chicken Life Stages – The Four Main Cycles in the Life of a Chicken.

Chicken Life Stages – The Four Main Cycles in the Life of a Chicken.

Chicken Life Stages – The Four Main Cycles in the Life of a Chicken.

Last Updated:  March 1, 2023

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There are basically four life stages for a chicken.

1. EGG – Chickens begin as fertilized eggs. Eggs take about 21 days to hatch.

2. CHICK – A chick is a newborn chicken.

3. PULLETS and COCKERELS – A pullet is an immature female chicken. A cockerel is an immature male chicken.

4. HENS and ROOSTERS – A hen is a mature female chicken. A hen is considered mature when she starts to lay eggs (typically 6 to 8 months old). A rooster is a mature male chicken.

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Show Transcript:

1 00:00:00,567 — 00:00:06,467 Hey it’s Bren at Pioneer Mountain Homestead and today we are talking about the life stages of a chicken

2 00:00:06,667 — 00:00:09,866 big surprise they start out as fertilized eggs

3 00:00:10,234 — 00:00:14,367 in about twenty one days they hatch out into these cute little chicks

4 00:00:14,700 — 00:00:16,700 like babies they are cute

5 00:00:17,300 — 00:00:20,167 and full of wonder but that soon changes

6 00:00:20,367 — 00:00:24,034 they become teenagers and just like teenagers

7 00:00:24,067 — 00:00:26,267 they do nothing but eat and produce

8 00:00:26,367 — 00:00:27,100 nothing

9 00:00:28,334 — 00:00:31,900 the female chickens at this stage are known as pullets

10 00:00:32,134 — 00:00:35,200 and the males are known as cockerels

11 00:00:35,600 — 00:00:39,267 in about twenty six weeks the chickens mature

12 00:00:39,600 — 00:00:42,766 and the adult female chicken

13 00:00:42,833 — 00:00:46,567 is a hen and the adult male is a rooster

14 00:00:47,267 — 00:00:48,034 hope you learned

15 00:00:48,034 — 00:00:51,034 something as always make it a great day

 

 

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5 Reasons To Raise Chickens at Your Homestead

5 Reasons To Raise Chickens at Your Homestead

5 Reasons To Raise Chickens at Your Homestead

Last Updated:  February 27, 2023

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5 Reasons To Raise Chickens at Your Homestead

1. Chickens are low maintenance and easy to care for.

2. Chickens can help control pests and insects.

3. Chickens provide fresh eggs.

4. Chickens provide natural fertilizer.

5. Chickens are hardy and can tolerate many climates.

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5 Reasons You Should Raise Pigs at the Homestead

5 Reasons You Should Raise Pigs at the Homestead

5 Reasons You Should Raise Pigs at the Homestead

Last Updated:  February 24, 2023

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  1. 1. Pigs are efficient converters of food, making them a cost-effective way to produce meat.
  2.  Homestead pigs provide a source of pork, bacon, and ham for consumption.
  3. Pigs are hardy animals that thrive in a variety of climates.
  4. Pigs can be used to clear land and weeds.
  5. Pigs can provide natural fertilizer.

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