ppt课件-beginningof life4- h school enrichment project（像快活极了- h学校铀浓缩项目）.pptVIP

And Then? Chicks remain in incubator until dry and fluffy. May take several hours to dry Once dry and fluffy place in brooder Provide chick mash and waterer (available at minimal cost from any farm supply or feed store) What’s A BROODER? Cardboard or plastic tub Absorbent bedding i.e. saw dust, corn cob pellets, Shop light hung low to warm chicks Safety First Check to be sure Light is Fire Safe Should not Touch Brooder Surface Marbles placed in Tray of Purchased Chicken Waterer Block Chicks from Tragic death drowning in water Contact Us Today 4-H Agent will Retrieve Chicks and Transport to Farm Home. Success in Experiencing Science through this project not Chick Count. Don’t forget to clean your incubator before returning Contact Me To Schedule Your School Enrichment Embryology Experience Renee’ L. Gore Extension Faculty 4-H Baker County 1025 W Macclenny Ave Macclenny, FL 32063 904-259-3520 or by cell 904-677-6155 jrgore@ Publication BAK4H1202 Vers 1.0 04/08 Renee’ L. Gore Extension Faculty Baker County Thank you to Virginia Extension for the base ppt model for this adapted version to meet our local program needs and differences University of Florida IFAS Baker Extension Service 4-H School Enrichment Series Embryology An Equal Opportunity /Affirmative Action Institution In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 286.26, F.S., persons needing accommodations or an interpreter to participate in the proceeding should notify the University of Florida Baker County Extension Service no later than 5 days prior to the meeting at 904-259-3520 or fax 904-259-9034. Chicken Embryology4-H School Enrichment Project Renee’ L. Gore University of Florida IFAS Baker Extension Service 4-H Power-point adapted from Virginia Extension .ppt “Beginnings of Life” About the Project Science Based, Hands-on Correlated with National Science Standards Extension provides educational resources for the project Teacher Resourc