Tips for Keeping Your Flock Safe This Summer
Summertime means high heat indexes. In this post we discuss our suggested best practices for keeping your flock healthy and happy in the summer heat.
Hatching quality chicks for farms and families year round
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Imperial Broiler Day-Old Chicks - Female
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Monday, July 1, 2019 Our female Imperial Broiler is a colored meat bird that is rich in flavor. Discriminating consumers and many high-end restaurant chefs prefer these chickens for their textured meat and gourmet flavor.
Ready to Lay Started Pullets
Available for Ordering
These brown egg layers are raised from the time they are hatched to 17 weeks under our strict supervision and will produce eggs a few weeks after you pick them up.
White Egg Layer - Female
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Monday, July 8, 2019 Moyer's White Leghorn is a productive breed, producing 300 eggs or more per year.
BVS Vitamins & Electrolyte Concentrate
$5.50
Concentrated vitamins and electrolytes for use in poultry and livestock drinking water.
Royal Broiler Day-Old Chicks - Red/Female
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Tuesday, June 25, 2019 The red female Royal broiler is a colored meat bird that is similar to the Imperial broiler, but grows faster and has larger breast portions with smaller leg portions.
Hatchery Choice Special
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Tuesday, June 25, 2019 Our best value! The Hatchery Choice Special is a great deal on our surplus specialty broilers. Breeds could consist of an assortment of Imperial and/or Royal meat birds.
Royal Broiler Day-Old Chicks - Gray/Straight Run
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Tuesday, June 25, 2019 These gray Royal broilers are sold as a straight run and will come with a natural mixture of cockerels and pullets.
Moyer's Blog
Why Did My Hen Stop Laying Eggs?
Everyone tends to wonder why their birds have decreased their egg production. Here's a few common reasons why you may be experiencing a drop in production.
Tips for Adding New Birds to Your Existing Flock
If you have a flock of backyard chickens, you may want to replenish your flock or expand it. This means adding new birds to your existing flock. Check out our tips for creating a smooth integration of new birds to your existing flock.
Advice for Raising Meat Chickens
Are you considering raising chickens for meat in your backyard or on a family farm? Here are 6 questions before ordering your first flock.