A) 105°F constant temperature B) 65°F for the first week, increasing by 5°F each week C) 75°F constant temperature D) 95°F for the first week, decreasing by 5°F each week
A) Newspaper B) Pine shavings C) Paper towels D) Straw
A) 2-4 weeks B) 20-24 weeks C) 12-16 weeks D) 6-8 weeks
A) 28-30% B) 16-18% C) 10-12% D) 20-22%
A) 1 square foot B) 2 square feet C) 3 square feet D) 0.5 square feet
A) Overcrowding B) Lack of water C) Plenty of space D) Too much light
A) Digestion B) Bone strength C) Eggshell thickness D) Feather growth
A) Only when dirty B) Monthly C) Weekly D) Daily
A) Earthworms B) Hawks C) Rabbits D) Squirrels
A) Open bucket of water B) Automatic waterer C) Shallow waterer with marbles or pebbles D) Poultry nipple drinker
A) 10-12 years B) 5-7 years C) 2-3 years D) 6 months
A) Increased appetite B) Bloody droppings C) Clear droppings D) Rapid feather growth
A) Keep the pen clean B) Provide a place to sunbathe C) Reduce stress and prevent fighting D) Encourage egg laying
A) Afternoon B) Night C) Evening D) Morning
A) 70-80% B) 55-65% C) 20-30% D) 90-100%
A) 21-23 days B) 17-18 days C) 10-12 days D) 28-30 days
A) Lockdown B) Candling C) Pipping D) Hatching
A) To save energy B) To reduce humidity in the incubator C) To prevent the eggs from exploding D) To allow the chick to position itself for hatching
A) Poult B) Fawn C) Kid D) Chick
A) Wire mesh B) Concrete C) Asphalt D) Wood
A) Cull the chick B) Apply antibiotic ointment C) Gently clean the vent with a warm, damp cloth D) Isolate the chick and let it heal on its own
A) They attract mites B) They are too dusty C) They don't absorb moisture well D) The oils can be toxic to birds
A) Nightshade B) Foxglove C) Clover D) Ragweed
A) Winter pause B) Autumn molt C) Summer slump D) Spring fever
A) Provide supplemental lighting B) Force them to molt C) Increase their protein intake drastically D) Move them to a warmer location
A) Vitamin E B) Vitamin A C) Vitamin C D) Vitamin D
A) Chinese Painted B) Button C) Jumbo Brown D) King
A) Measuring the egg's temperature B) Determining the chick's gender C) Checking for fertility D) Identifying eggshell cracks
A) The period before hatching where the incubator isn't opened B) The process of chilling the eggs before incubation C) A type of egg incubator D) A method of securing the incubator lid
A) Thickened, crusty scales on the legs B) Feather loss C) Weight gain D) Sneezing and coughing |