You want a trough waterer to be as high as possible (so it gets dirtied less), but not so high that it’s difficult for your birds to reach. Usually, about 6 inches above the ground is a good place to start. Can chickens drink from a bucket? Bucket, container, orRead More →

While it’s not harmful to humans, the condition causes chicken breasts to be tougher because of hard or woody fibers that lace the meat. … Even though it’s harmless to humans, diners aren’t exactly pleased when they’re served up a plate of woody chicken. Why is my chicken hard andRead More →

Halal Chicken: Following the Word of the Koran Halal food is food that follows Islamic law, as it is defined in the Koran. Dhabiha, the Islamic form of slaughtering poultry or other animals, involves the killing through slicing the carotid artery, jugular vein, and windpipe. Can Muslims eat halal chicken?Read More →

You’ll see blood pumping through the heart of a tiny, developing embryo if you candle a fertile egg on Day 4. If the embryo dies at this point, you may still see a faint network of blood vessels inside the egg’s contents. An embryo dying at this point will showRead More →

Safe to eat 2 year old frozen chicken? If it’s been properly stored and kept frozen the entire time it’s technically safe to eat. However it’s quality might be poor due to freezer burn. Food stored at 0F is safe to eat indefinitely, per the USDA/FDA. How long until frozenRead More →

White meat cuts on chickens or turkeys are found in the breast, the breast tenders and wings, while dark meat comes from the drumsticks and thighs. The reason for the difference in color is because they are two separate types of muscle. … White meat muscles have less myoglobin, andRead More →

To boil frozen chicken: Add cold water to the pot just so that the chicken is covered. Salt the water well, and add additional seasoning as desired. Bring to a low boil over medium-high heat, then reduce to low heat, cover, and cook for 12-13 minutes, until an internal temperatureRead More →

Vesiculopapular diseases that mimic chickenpox include disseminated herpes simplex virus infection, and enterovirus disease. Dermatomal vesicular disease can be caused by herpes simplex virus and can be recurrent. Where do chickenpox usually start? The rash may first show up on the chest, back, and face, and then spread over theRead More →