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    Self Draining Duck Pond

    Thanks. I tend to agree even though a simple hole in the dirt is easier and I am somewhat lazy. hahaha. But come summer when it is over 100 degrees they will need all day water not just 15 - 30 minutes that a hole in the ground would provide.
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    Goats Shed...REALLY SMELLY...Baking Soda??

    They are in an open corral. Wire fence, no roof, dirt floor. The ground is dry as we live in the desert.
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    Self Draining Duck Pond

    I was thinking about two approaches. One simply digging a hole like one would dig around trees to water them. Fill it and let the water soak into the ground daily. This gives them less than 30 minutes to play in the water. The other is a plastic pool with a 2" PVC drain and piping to several...
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    Goats Shed...REALLY SMELLY...Baking Soda??

    We have three lambs (about four months old) in a 12ft x 16ft corral, dirt floor and open fencing. We have had them about a month now. We clean the poo once a week. Their food goes in feed bins, not on the ground. We do not give a bedding material, they sleep on the ground. We are getting a...
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    Do my ducks need some brewers yeast?

    I live in Mexico. What is Brewer's Yeast? Is it different then that used to make bread? Can someone post a picture of a package?
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    Self Draining Duck Pond

    Currently my ducklings only get swimming water from the water from watering a tree. Unfortunately I cannot water that tree several times a day everyday. I am thinking about building a small concrete pond about the same size as the tree basin and putting a drip type or septic type drain field...
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