It was Saturday at the local farmer's market, and I came across this sign next to a booth selling farm fresh eggs.
24 hour music from the 1960's? Pictures hanging in the coop? Well, there is evidence that calm music may make hens less stressed and, perhaps, more willing to lay. Who knew?The last line before the name of the farm made my day.
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...lucky chicks.
ReplyDeleteLOL. When I saw eggs in the grocer's for $6.00 a dozen, I laughed that they must be from very special spa-raised chickens. Now I know.
ReplyDeleteHeard about that ~ guess it works ~ Happy Day to you ~ thanks for helping about the video and your comments on my blog ~ Hugs ^_^
ReplyDeleteIt's perfect. You have to take great care with your hens. If they're happy they will lay.
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ReplyDeleteOh my
ReplyDeleteWhen I lived in West Virginia I had a chicken coop and hens. I would go each morning and collect the eegs.
ReplyDeleteCalm music helps many humans and animals.
ReplyDeleteI mean, you describe a spa-like atmosphere, of course others may want to visit...
ReplyDeleteWell, it DOES sound like a cozy place.
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