- 2018[update], and an
annual production of more than 50
billion birds. A
hen bred for
laying can
produce over 300 eggs per year.
There are
numerous cultural...
- The
heath hen (Tympanuchus
cupido cupido) is an
extinct subspecies of the
greater prairie chicken (Tympanuchus cupido), a
large North American bird in...
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Taranga (Māori mythology), the
mother of the Māori
demigod Māui
Taranga (
Hen) Island,
Hen and
Chicken Islands, New
Zealand Taranga, Nepal, a
village development...
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agricultural waste, and
produce around 150 eggs per year
whereas native Indian hens lay only 40 per year. The meat
yield per bird of
Kuroilers is also greater;...
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Machine The New York
Times – Food
Chain Badiḥi, Yiḥya (2011).
Yosef Ḥen (ed.).
Ḥen Ṭov (in Hebrew). Bene Berak: Nosaḥ Teman. p. 206 (responsum no. 48–beth)...
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common names included Log ****, Log God, Lord God Bird,
Indian Hen, Kent, Kate,
Poule de Bois (Wood
Hen in
Cajun French), and Tit-ka (Wood **** in Seminole)...
- The
Toledo Mud
Hens are a
Minor League Baseball team of the
International League and the Triple-A
affiliate of the
Detroit Tigers. They are
located in...
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medications are also
approved for
improved feed utilization. A
chicken coop or
hen house is a
structure where chickens or
other fowl are kept safe and secure...
- to
common opinion, the
temperature of
broody hens barely differs from that of
laying hens.
Broody hens pluck feathers from
their chest,
using them to...
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independence in 1947, the world's most
populous democracy.
Bounded by the
Indian Ocean on the south, the
Arabian Sea on the southwest, and the Bay of Bengal...