Deposit In Transit. DEFINITION of 'Deposit In Transit'. A deposit in transit is money that has been received by a company and sent to the bank, but which has not yet been processed and posted to the account by the bank.
What do hens eat? A: Hens eat weeds, grass, vegetables, seeds, grit, grains and a variety of other foods depending on the purpose of the hen. Feeding laying hens calcium grit, natural lime sand or crushed up egg shells gives them the necessary calcium to produce high-quality eggs.
Commercial laying hen pellets (or crumbles which are the same thing but smaller) are designed for todayâs productive hens. Creating a daily egg is depleting. The pellets have the right proportion of protein, minerals and energy for the chickens. These pellets should make up the bulk of your flockâs diet. Your chickens should have access to the pellets all day long. They should go to bed with full crops (the crop is the pouch in their throat where the food is first stored after it is swallowed.) It takes over 25 hours to create one egg.