🥚Chickens can lay an egg a day, depending on their ovulation stage and breed.
🐔Chickens can live for about 7-8 years, and backyard hens can lay up to 5-7 years.
🌱Chickens are relatively easy to keep healthy, and issues can be easily resolved with proper care and information.
🍳Backyard eggs are safe to eat if collected daily and following good egg hygiene practices.
🐥Chickens can be managed to limit their messiness, and they provide valuable pest control and composting benefits.
Do chickens lay eggs every day?
—Chickens can lay an egg a day, but it may vary depending on their ovulation stage and breed.
How long do chickens live?
—Chickens can live for about 7-8 years, and backyard hens can lay eggs for up to 5-7 years.
Are backyard eggs safe to eat?
—Yes, backyard eggs are safe to eat as long as they are collected daily and good egg hygiene practices are followed.
Are chickens hard to keep healthy?
—Chickens can be relatively easy to keep healthy with proper care, information, and regular veterinary check-ups.
Are chickens noisy?
—Chickens are generally not noisy, except when they feel threatened or are laying an egg.
01:26Debunks the myth that chickens don't lay an egg a day.
01:58Explains the lifespan of chickens and how long they can lay eggs.
06:01Addresses concerns about the health of chickens and provides solutions for common issues.
06:47Dispels the myth that backyard eggs are unsafe and highlights the importance of good egg hygiene.
07:41Addresses the misconception that chickens are messy and explains how their behavior can be managed.
