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Loveland Wichita Knockoff

ScottLovelandCO
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I love it! Very similar to ours. How is it holding up? Current pics?

Using Sand In Your Chicken Coop

DawnSuiter
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Aloha! Great article. We don't have access to a lot of sand besides coral sand. Is this ok?
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Guide to Letting Broody Hens Hatch and Raise Chicks

Pyxis
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This is a fantastic article! Living on Hawaii Island we have chickens everywhere. Jungle Fowl. We live in the forest/jungle. We have 7 hens and a Roo. We captured them from a broody that had been raising chicks on our property for years. We also have misc chickens/roos running around. They are fantastic egg producers! We have one that would go broody in a second if I left eggs in there. This article informed me how I could let her raise chicks if I wanted. Although I don't see the need as my wild chicken just hatched 12 and she is chasing them away and laying again in the forest behind my house.

Fermenting Chicken Feed: A Straightforward Method

PioneerChicks
8 min read
4.86 star(s) 64 ratings
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Thank you so much for this! I just threw away 80lbs of chicken feed that I forgot about in the back of the truck and it got rained on and when I opened it to check it - it was fermented. Definite fruity smell. I wish I'd known it was ok to feed. Your article was a wonderful education. Aloha!
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