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post #11 of 12

8/4/12 at 7:24pm

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Originally Posted by Barred Rock Caf

Hominy grits has grit in it's name and it is not gritty in the least! lol Go figure.

yeah. as a newbie i am carefully learning each and every thing that i should learn. i'll figure it out later. say, experience teaches us real well

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8/4/12 at 7:28pm

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yeah. as a newbie i am carefully learning each and every thing that i should learn. i'll figure it out later. say, experience teaches us real well

You'll do fine. I've been raising chickens near a half century and had never heard of poultry grit until a few years ago. I knew they ate tiny pieces of rock to grind their food, just never knew it had a name.

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I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. - Mark Twain

Whippoorwill Creek Farm, Glen, Mississippi

Hatching eggs, chicks and started birds available in season

My Barn and Coop Page

About Me