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Posted on January 24, 2014 by april

Fostering Miracles

Rooster_ClintoWe have bred chickens to be very trusting. This makes them sometimes too docile. It is easy to put fertile eggs under the brooder hens that we do not want to breed from yet they make good mothers.

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