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Today a tomato plant was knocked down in the garden (it fell under its own weight, that sucker was 5 ft tall!) so my flock got to eat all that I didnt use for rooting. They go nuts for tomato leaves. They also got some grass clippings and marigold flowers which are supposed to help egg production.
No, you were right. Tomato plants contain the toxin solanine and shouldn't be fed to chickens deliberately. Red tomatoes are fine. Green tomatoes contain a little bit (you'd have to feed them exclusively for a long time to have an effect). But the actual plant contains the highest concentration.