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___ ___  The roosters and hens are resting in their house at night. When the morning light appears, I take the rooster out of its cage.  As in this picture, the rooster is coming out of its cage. I have opened the door and the rooster came out.     Now I have also taken the hens and chicks out of their cages so that they can chew the grain.      In the morning, their food is arranged. Flour is soaked in water and kept in front of them so that they can fill their stomachs and satisfy their hunger.      On the other hand, make insects and other such things as their food. I have also arranged water for them because they rest all night. In the morning, they are also thirsty.    Huzaifa is playing with them. He likes chicks and tells me that I have to catch them. In one picture, Huzaifa is trying to catch the chick and will easily catch it, but I stop him again and again. That the chicks should not be caught, but should be allowed to find their own food. After about half an hour, the chicks are released into the open air and then taken back to their coops so that we can get on with our work.       When I go to drop the children off at school, on my return, I buy food for them from the market, which is also called bran. It contains various items such as maize, wheat, millet, etc. It is mixed and grand and used to make food for the chickens.       When I bring it back, I once again release the chickens into the open ground. The chickens rake up the soil and throw it over themselves, and use any insects or moths that are found below as their food, and rest in the cool soil. These are some pictures in which the chicken has dug up the soil, made some space in it, and sat in it, and the chicks are also following her and are doing the same, and are raking up the soil and sitting in it, and trying to rest. Just like children play, the chicks are playing with things. So, there is no need for a toy or a small bicycle, just to protect them from cats or wild animals so that they do not get attacked. I have had these things for a long time and I have been watching them playing near their cage.   After taking care of them for a long time, I have to put them in the cage again. I have put what I bought for them from the market in their cage so that when they go to their cage, they can get more food. They are slowly growing and now their food has increased. When they get hungry, they start making noise, and the sound of clucking echoes in the air a lot. So we have to feed them at that time. Like **Chokar**, which is spoken in our local language and the chicken farmers also use the same food. So I have also bought it from the market. They need some time to grow up, and when they grow, I will not need to take care of them. I hope this blog post of mine today. If you like it, please contact us in the comments section. See you in the next blog. | πΈππ π¦π₯ ππ | |--|
Amjad Sharif is an experienced farmer, educated agricultural expert, amateur gardener, and tourist. He specializes in modern and natural ways of agriculture. He presents his experiences and highlights of rural life in a simple and informative manner on Hive.
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