Two weeks ago 25 cornish rock crosses arrived via the postal service. Right now they are in the barn until they can safely be put in an outdoor pen during the day. Compared to the bantams, these babies sure can eat and drink! I can see why they are known for their fast growth. According to the hatchery, they could be ready to butcher as early as eight weeks old! To slow down their growth a bit, it's recommended to put their food away at night so they're not eating 24/7. In the video above you can see what it looks like when I give them their food back in the morning. Hungry little buggers!
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"The object isn't to make art, it's to be in that wonderful state which makes art inevitable." Robert Henri
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- Kathleen Stoltzfus
- Holtwood, PA, United States
- A small-time farmer and artist who loves experimenting and continuously learning new things.
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