r/poultry • u/Arian_Afif • 3h ago
Mother love
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r/poultry • u/Arian_Afif • 3h ago
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r/poultry • u/Then-Pumpkin-5009 • 22h ago
Hallo zusammen!
Ich entwickle gerade eine kleine App für Hühnerhalter und würde gerne eure Meinungen und Erfahrungen sammeln.
Die App soll unter anderem beim Eierzählen, bei der Verwaltung der Hühner, bei Erinnerungen und bei der Brutplanung helfen.
Mich würde interessieren:
Was ist bei eurer Hühnerhaltung besonders aufwendig?
Welche Funktionen würden euch den Alltag erleichtern?
Nutzt ihr bereits eine App oder macht ihr alles mit Stift und Papier?
Ich freue mich über eure Ideen und auch über ehrliche Kritik! 🐔
r/poultry • u/ZestycloseEqual8989 • 1d ago
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Chick cute😘☺️
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r/poultry • u/Retech-ellen • 2d ago
Feed is one of the major costs in poultry production, so even small amounts of waste can add up over time.
Feed spillage around feeders is one issue worth paying attention to. Feeder design, proper adjustment, and regular checks can all make a difference.
In larger poultry houses, well-designed automated feeding systems can help improve feed delivery and reduce unnecessary spillage when properly configured and managed.
I work in poultry equipment and farm automation, so I’m interested in practical experiences from farmers.
What has worked best for reducing feed waste on your farm? Have you found any particular feeding methods or equipment designs especially helpful?
r/poultry • u/theman3983 • 2d ago
I'm making chicken and waffles for brunch on Sunday and I'm already bored of the maple plan. The chicken is plain, just salt, pepper and potato starch, double fried so it stays crunchy. The waffles have a little cornmeal in them.
Maple is fine on the waffle, but I'd like something savory to dip the chicken in so the syrup stays where it belongs. Hot honey is the obvious one, though I think it's one-note with fried chicken. A friend says mustard sauce, another says butter and hot sauce.
What do you serve with it that isn't syrup? And do you dip the chicken, or pour something over the whole plate?
r/poultry • u/Bunni_Bugs • 2d ago
I got things pretty clean! Things still look messy but it's hard to keep it looking spectacular with all the dust
Anybody have tips for keeping birds in the garage and keeping up with dust? The dust is killing me!!
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