J and R Homestead

J and R Homestead

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We raise chickens and ducks for eggs. We also grow gardens and produce freshly grown goods.

Photos from J and R Homestead's post 04/28/2023

Our new garden plot is tilled and ready for planting!

04/26/2023

Our rooster hatched back in November.

Photos from J and R Homestead's post 04/19/2023

We have a rooster available. If anyone is interested send us a message. He is one that we hatched back in November. PM for more info

04/11/2023

We have ramps available!
$5.00 for 1/2 pound
$10.00 for 1 pound

Photos from J and R Homestead's post 04/07/2023

Our new addition to the crew. Bear...10 week old Mastiff

03/06/2023
02/26/2023

We have a dozen duck eggs available. $5.00 for the dozen. We will have more available soon!

Photos from J and R Homestead's post 01/18/2023

A few of the chicken that we hatched back in November. Growing so quickly!

The next step will be introducing them to our existing flock.

Photos from J and R Homestead's post 12/28/2022

Chicks at about 6 weeks old!

Photos from J and R Homestead's post 11/17/2022

Chicks in brooder where they spend the next several weeks.

Photos from J and R Homestead's post 11/15/2022

Chicks have started hatching!! The first chick hatched early this morning at about 6AM. So far five chicks have fully hatched with more on the way.
Once all of the chicks have hatched and are dry they will be moved from the incubator to a brooder. They will live in the brooder for about six weeks until the adult feathers have grown in. At that point they can be slowly introduced to the rest of the flock.
More updates to come!!

11/06/2022

41 chicken eggs in the incubator. They started the incubation process on 10/24 and will take about 21 days to hatch.

Twenty-five of the forty-one eggs were fertile. After about a week the eggs can be candled to determine if they are fertile. We have 9 to 10 days left until the chicks start to hatch.

These chicks will be cross breed chicks. Silkie roosters bred with our other breed varieties. They will hatch and grow to be hard feathered birds unlike a normal silkie. If these offspring are bred they will have some silkie feathered chicks.

We will post updates on the chicks as they start to hatch.

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Wheeling, WV
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