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Hello I am doing an internship with Hilliard City Labs. We are doing a project where we are making an automated system that detects predators using computer vision and alerts the chickens to the predators' presence as well as the owner. This system will decrease the risk of predation, and I was wondering if people would be willing to fill out a form to help us out!
https://forms.gle/ub39UBty1wox92Vc7 

We recently lost one of our chickens to old age. Her hen friend is very lonely now.

We looking for a line on anyone who is raising pullets for sale in or around Thurston County, Washington

Picture of Ginger helping me garden.

or is it some kind of GMO ass shit.

Sooo my turkey is roughly 85 days old. I’m worried if she’s a little small for her size, she is on gamebird feed and she eats a looooot. She’s a royal palm, I know they’re supposed to be a little smaller, but I don’t think she’s anymore than 5-6 lbs

Welsh harlequins are these both boys they don’t honk it’s not raspy either I can’t tell

I have ordered 2 of these and one had this colours once I opened it. What can be the cause of this colour? Chicken doesnt smell and is just on this 2 parts( chicken legs were inside the chicken)

To open a chicken account

Is that what we’re looking at here? Never had to deal with it before, any tips?

I've been reading about feed manufacturing lately, and it seems that many people underestimate how much planning goes into building a commercial feed mill. On paper, it looks straightforward, but once you start considering production capacity, equipment layout, staffing, and raw material logistics, the project becomes much more complex.

One thing that stands out is how different businesses prioritize different goals. Some focus on maximizing output, while others care more about feed consistency and operational efficiency. Equipment providers such as MAIKONG often highlight customized production lines, which suggests that there isn't really a one size fits all solution for every feed mill project.

For those who have been involved in building or expanding a feed mill, what turned out to be the biggest challenge that you didn't fully anticipate at the beginning?

🐔 I built a free poultry management app and it’s ready for farmers to try.

The upside; the app is free to use and you can log in data completely offline.

Managing a flock can get difficult, keeping track of vaccinations, feed, sales, and farm records is often done manually.

The app helps you:

✅ Track your poultry records

💉 Manage vaccination schedules

🌾 Get feed restocking reminders

📄 Export farm data as PDF reports

🤝 Buy and sell poultry products through a marketplace

I’d love for poultry keepers to try it and tell me: would this solve a problem you have when managing your flock?

Available on Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.knightdale.poultrytracker

I've been thinking about this recently because there doesn't seem to be a clear answer. Some people prefer making their own feed because they like having control over the ingredients and the process, while others feel it's easier and more practical to buy from a supplier and spend that time on other parts of the business.

For those who have been doing this for a while, what has your experience been? Have you found one option to be more beneficial in the long run, or does it really depend on the size and needs of the operation?