CHICKS 

We order all of our chicks from Sunnyside Inc, of Beaver
Dam. This is a copy of their flyer and what can be ordered
through us- if you live near the Cashton WI area, they
will be delivered to our office for pickup. 

Sunnyside Jumbo Broilers 
Every year the Sunnyside Jumbo Broilers make more happy
customer. Broad breasts, strong legs, excellent feed conversion
and livability make for a top broiler or roaster. This fast growing
meat type bird can average 5.8 lbs. for pullets, 6.5 lbs for
straight run and 7 plus lbs. for cockerels in 8 weeks.
PRICE FOR 2010:

St. Run Pullets Cockerels

$.95 each $.87 each $1.06 each

Add $5.00 per order of less than 100
Available year round.   
Nutritional Requirements:
Sunnyside Jumbo Broilers are an extremely fast growing meat
type chicken and must be fed a quality high energy broiler
ration of 22% protein for 4 weeks and a 20% grower ration
to finish.

White Leghorn
The White Leghorn is the top producer of large white eggs.
Its early egg size, feed efficiency, excellent livability and
shell quality can’t be beat. Females weigh 2.75 to 3 lbs at
20 weeks and 3.8 lbs at maturity.
PRICES FOR 2010:

St. Run Pullets   Cockerels

$.77 each $1.24 each $.42 each

Add $5.00 per order of less than 100
Available year round.

Hobby Farm Assorted
This is a mixture of our heavy strains of chicks only, and
does not include the leghorn breed. The strains and sex
are hatchery choice.
PRICES FOR 2010
Hatchery choice       $.70 each
Add $5.00 per order of less than 100
Available March through November
Fertile Hatch Eggs
White Leghorn fertile hatch eggs are available for school
and research projects. Egg cost varies with quantity.
There is a mailing and handling charge unless eggs can be
delivered to the mill on the days Sunnyside has us on their
route. (Schedule at bottom of page)

Started Pullets
White and brown egg started pullets available first part
of August and first part of September. Order as soon as
possible to reserve pullets 

Dual Purpose
The males are buff color with a few dark feathers and
weigh 5-6 lbs. at 20-22 weeks. The females are reddish-
brown similar to the Rhode Island Red and weigh 5 lbs at
maturity. The Browns lay well, are easy to handle,
extremely hardy and have excellent egg quality.
PRICES FOR 2010:

St. Run Pullets  Cockerels

$.89 each $1.29 each $.54 each

Add $5.00 per order of less than 100
Available March 16 through August 18
Call for available hatch dates after August

Special Black
Bred for the Asian market, our exclusive Special Blacks are
solid in color, now with both males and females predominately
black. With a reputation for great livability and hardiness,
our new Special Black grows slightly faster and bigger than
the Sunnyside Black.
PRICES FOR 2010: 

St. Run Pullets  Cockerels

$.89 each $1.29 each $.54 each

Available year Round
   



Turkeys

White
Commercial turkeys raised today are the large Broad Breasted
White variety. Females can be expected to weigh 16-18 lbs in
14-16 weeks and Toms 30 lbs in 18-20 weeks.

Available weekly March 09 through
August 18.

PRICES FOR 2010
Broad Breasted White       $3.78each
Add $5.00 per order of less than eight 

Broad Breasted Bronze     $4.44 each        
Add $5.00 per order of less than eight
Available March 9 Through July 21

Bronze
The Broad Breasted Bronze turkeys are similar in size and
confirmation to the Broad Breasted White turkeys. The Bronze
are especially beautiful to behold with their large colorful
wing span.
Available weekly March 09 through July 21
PRICES FOR 2010


Helpful Management Hints:
Always know the brooding temperature. A thermometer is
your cheapest investment. A thermometer of 90 degrees
is recommended to start chicks. Reduce temperature
5 degrees a week until 70 degrees room temperature is
reached. Chicks should be evenly spread around heat
source. Allow at least 1/2 square foot per bird to start. For
growing birds, allow at least 1 1/2 square feet per bird. You
can tell when chicks are comfortable by the way they move
around eating and drinking. A 250 watt bulb 18-24 inches
above floor to start for each 80 chicks or 40 turkeys is
recommended.
Litter must remain clean and dry. Shavings, peat moss and
rice hulls work best. Avoid newpaper or straw- they cause
leg problems.
Keep air fresh with no drafts. A chick guard 18 inches high
for first 10 days helps.
Allow one gallon of fresh water for each 50 chicks.
The feeders and waterers should be raised as chicks grow
keeping them level to chickens back.

For Ducklings & Goslings visit the Sunnyside website for more information