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To improve on this you need to take care of the chicks yourself.leaving the birds to run around scavenge with the chicks always result into survival uncertainty. You can raise the chicks in box brooder allowing one mother hen to cover them all at night in that box. It has worked out for many. Free range chicks on box brooder perform best between September and February.
To improve on this you need to take care of the chicks yourself.leaving the birds to run around scavenge with the chicks always result into survival uncertainty. You can raise the chicks in box brooder allowing one mother hen to cover them all at night in that box. It has worked out for many. Free range chicks on box brooder perform best between September and February.
It is simple you can involve any carpenter nearby to make one for you or you can make yourself. You simply need plywood or blockboard and make a box out of it. Put hay in it and your chicks will be warm. The height should be your arm length.this link can guide you toohttps://mkulima.co/attachments/hay-box-pdf.15/
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