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Did you by chance notice on the barrel if there is some sort of number, and what it is?
( Like reusable plastic water bottles have a number on the bottom. )
In looking for such a barrel online, I learned there is apparently a huge difference between "human grade water" 55 gal...
My chickens seem to like to pick through the new pine bedding after it's put down. Apparenlty eating some of it. Should this be concerning? It 's the kind you get at any local feed store. Not much information on the bag label.
They have plenty of fresh feed nearby, so it's not due to hunger...
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I agreee it's most likely done in the commercial sector. Now that it's mentioned I recall when we picked up our beef at the butcher, they were literally dumping a gallaon container of bleach all around outside by a drain.
Thank's for the vinegar idea. We tried scalding with just...
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at what point during the processing of the carcass do you find it's best to remove the feet? They are nice to hold onto the carcass but..
I'm thinking about what they've been walking through alll day before we butcher. Thanks!
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I do not recommend either. IMHO there is no reason to rinse them with anything but water. Why is you think you need to clean them w/ either?
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It was reccomended in two different books to wash with soapy water. One book both. "raising chickens" page353 under "rinsing and checking...
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Thanks, everyone!
What 7th gen soap do you add, ( dish?)and about how much?
I guess the bleach water rinse has to do with bacteria. I know to use it with poultry for clean up, but never heard about rinsing meat with it.
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Just getting ready to butcher our first crop of roos. Newdie here. I read one reccomendation of using soapy water to clean the carcass, and bleach water mix of 1/b to 4/w, as a rinse. One source reccomends both.
What do you think?
Anyone have feedback about chemical rinses, other...