If it's as big as a dog, is it still a chicken? Or is it an ostrich?

Chickens that grow up eating insects are big, but my own chickens are only half-grown, yet they're about the same size as regular adult chickens.

When they grow to adulthood, they can grow to twice the size of an ordinary chicken, but they won't be as big as a dog.

And where did she get so many chickens?

The base originally had only 130 adult chickens, which laid less than 100 eggs a day.

When she started hatching the first batch of chickens, it had only been less than a month since she moved from the base. Where did she get so many fertilized eggs?

“Really, Grandpa, I saw them, each one weighs more than 20 pounds.”

They were completely baffled as to where she got so many fertilized eggs.

The chickens are raised in a greenhouse and mainly eat insects from the greenhouse. Only occasionally are employees allowed to take some of them out to roam.

No one else knew how many chickens she raised. The Bai family employees kept their mouths shut, and they themselves had never paid attention to this matter.

Now that the chickens are ready for market, I'm surprised to find out how many there are – tens of thousands! And these are just roosters.

Are there tens of thousands of hens left?

If Bai Shuang knew they were thinking this way, she would definitely say, "You little brat, I raised 300,000 of them, and you only guessed a few tens of thousands? Making a fuss over nothing, you're ignorant."

The chickens in the Yuwen family have grown to about half-grown, but they have less than a hundred of them.

Back then, Bai Shuang's chickens were already a month old before they started raising them.

At first, after the seeds were eaten by insects, they were unwilling to give up.

Later, I found out that Bai Shuang was raising chickens in a shed, and I thought to myself, this is a great idea.

But they didn't have any chickens of their own, so how could they raise them? They went to Commander Wang and asked their superior for some.