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I like to take the powder and put it in my pancake batter :p. Herbalists and call stinging nettle an anti-histamine. Histamines are what your immune system creates when it notices pollen or dog hair. To put it simply herbs like stinging nettle limit histamine production and stop the root of the...

Nice to know! It's called that because it was commonly fed to all farm animals, hence pigweed, lamb's quarters, fathen and more. It's also related to quinoa too! Settlers and Natives alike used to harvest the seeds and make flour. Free lovely and healthy food.

:pop I hope you get an answer!

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Okay, thank you!

Welcome to Chickenlandia is a very beginner friendly YouTube channel and is hosted by a very sweet lady who focuses on giving you the information in a non-judgmental way. Feel free to chat Chickenlandia watchers! P.S Vega is sooooo CUTE!

Aw, couldn't we make a thread were we do it for fun even without a contest?

Ooo pawpaws!!!! I wonder if they grow wild here in Canada....

The youtube channel 'insteading' is pretty good at showing the look-alikes, but there are many others.

Cool! My chickens love when the water beetles come out after a rain. All I have to do is flip their water tubs over and it's game on!

Interesting. I use Heidi's videos every once in a while. I like her video on how to make jam with little to no sugar. I wonder if you have a small allergy to it. It could also be that you were dehydrated since contrary to popular belief tea uses up more water in your body.

Oooo Lamb's quarters is soo good! My great grandfather called it pigweed and I think in the southern U.S they call it fathen.

I tried lurking but no existing thread had a specific answer to my question, so I had to lol!

That's good to know.

Nice to have another Canadian on BYC! I don't know of any, but good luck!

My neighbor likes using it to help her hens stay warm in winter (in Canada) since it improves circulation making them warmer.

I think that could be it, good luck! Either way you are making the nutrients more bioavailable. Hope it expands more for you.

Will you add me to your tag list too? Very funny and cute contest.

It all depends on the feed used. Some grains swell more than others, for example oats swell more than corn and peas swell more than wheat. The bacteria causing the fermentation (lacto-fermentation) produce gas so you might need to loosen your lid. A loosely screwed lid is best. Sometimes the...

I need the eyebrow emoji right now. I have no idea what's going on.