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Backyard Livestock: Chickens, Goats, Bees and More

Breeds, housing, feed, breeding and health signs for backyard chickens and other poultry, goats, sheep, a little cattle, pigs, rabbits and honey bees. For homesteaders keeping animals on a small scale.

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Incubation, Chicks and Other Poultry

Hatching eggs in an incubator, raising chicks in a brooder, and keeping ducks, geese, turkeys, quail and guinea fowl. For keepers adding new birds to the flock.

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43 total questions

MCQ: 11
Fill-in: 9
Flashcards: 13
Pair match: 10
Incubation, Chicks and Other Poultry – Flashcards
Flashcards

Card #1

Candling

Card #2

Lockdown

Card #3

Pip

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Incubation, Chicks and Other Poultry – MCQ
Multiple Choice Questions
  1. 1. You set chicken eggs in the incubator on 1 May. About when should they hatch?

    • Around 22 May, about 21 days later
    • Around 8 May, about 7 days later
    • Around 5 June, about 35 days later
    • Around 30 June, about 60 days later
  2. 2. You set Pekin duck eggs and chicken eggs on the same day. Roughly when do the ducklings hatch compared with the chicks?

    • About a week later, at around 28 days
    • On the same day, since both take 21 days
    • About a week earlier, at around 14 days
    • About a month later, at around 50 days
  3. 3. Your chicks are crowded together under the heat lamp and peeping loudly. What does it tell you?

    • They are too cold, so the heat needs raising
    • They are too hot, so the lamp needs lifting
    • They are hungry, so the feeder needs filling
    • They are comfortable, which is normal behaviour
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Incubation, Chicks and Other Poultry – Fill-in-the-blank
Fill in the Blank
  1. 1. A baby turkey is called a ___.

    Answer:poultalso: poults

    Hint: rhymes with 'colt'

  2. 2. A young goose is called a ___.

    Answer:gosling

    Hint: starts with g

  3. 3. A chick breaks out of its shell using the ___, a small sharp point on the tip of its beak that falls off soon after hatching.

    Answer:egg tooth

    Hint: two words

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Incubation, Chicks and Other Poultry – Pair match
Pair Match
Pekin↔White, fast-growing meat duck
Khaki Campbell↔Light duck known for laying many eggs
Indian Runner↔Upright duck that runs rather than waddles
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