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Cornish Cross Chicks At One Week In A Deep Litter Brooder
Here’s the Cornish Cross broilers at 1 week old, as you can see they have done a lot of growing. Sadly we’ve had 4 deaths since we brought them home, which by broiler standards isn’t too bad.
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