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  1. U_Stormcrow

    Making Lemonade [Selective Culling Project - very long term]

    We have less than a 40% chance, twice in the next 10 days. I keep telling myself the Weather People are never right. Its the only dance left to me.
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    Making Lemonade [Selective Culling Project - very long term]

    Wish I could say the same. Still dry here - split around us all afternoon. 30 miles in any direction? different story.
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    Making Lemonade [Selective Culling Project - very long term]

    I would rain dance for us all - but after hours of instruction, I've been advised by the local tribes not to attempt it. Appreciate the effort they put into teaching me to toe heel toe toe heel properly. It is a skill beyond me.
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    Making Lemonade [Selective Culling Project - very long term]

    Just another Monday on the pasture. We REALLY need rain.
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    No, no, I was just curious which of my posts get the most community interest.

    No, no, I was just curious which of my posts get the most community interest.
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    Announcement BYC Recognition Medals

    I see some names on this I know to be very deserving. and some names I need to look for, whom I've not yet met. CONGRATS!!!!
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    Out of curiosity, what prompted the follow?

    Out of curiosity, what prompted the follow?
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    Switching feed

    While there is variation brand to brand and label to label, an "All Flock" formulation can generally be fed from hatching (assuming its crumble, or you are making mash of pellets) to culling. In the case of some brands, their "All Flock" is nutritionally superior to their Starter/Grower, in...
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    Best quality food for your buck

    These guys https://wardlefeed.com/denver-chickens-and-poultry/ carry Scratch & Peck. I think its overhyped, may be outside your price point target, but not a bottom barrel feed choice. You might also check out https://curvefeed.com/poultry-feed - more Scratch & Peck, Purina, but they also have...
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    Best quality food for your buck

    Check these guys out. https://www.gehmanfeedmill.com/feeds/poultry Look to be in your area. I don't know their price points or labels - they don't seem to publish on line, but hopefully it points you in the right direction. If you are unsure, snap some photos of the guaranteed feed labels w/...
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    Compare Nutrena vs. Purina

    Your understanding is more than a little inaccurate, and congratulations on resurrecting a thread opened in 2009 and last commented on, correctly, a year ago. This isn't a secret. And has been repeated ad infinitum for many many years. Here are posts from 2014, 2017, another from 2019. I can...
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    Is purina feed okay?

    Home made starter is easy. People have been doing it for thousands of years. Which ferment process to use varies by what you are feeding, and what your birds most need. Sourdough, beer, wine, vinegar, yogurt, kombucha, natto, soy sauce, surströmming, rakfisk are all the results of...
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    Is purina feed okay?

    Making feed at home is cheap and easy. Making quality, nutritionally balanced, feed at home is difficult and expensive. In my years here on BYC I've looked at LOTS of "make at home" feed recipes - and with two exceptions, they couldn't even get crude protein, mKe, and a decent amino acid...
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    Best quality food for your buck

    A local mill - if you have one - is probably your best bet. You don't say where you are, so I can't offer suggestions. Were you in Mid TX, I'd say check out West Feeds. NW Florida, Southern Alabama, and surrounding? Tucker Milling. I use HMC (Harrell Milling) but you would probably call it...
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    Yes, though I'm not currently selling any. I have a culling project in place, working towards a...

    Yes, though I'm not currently selling any. I have a culling project in place, working towards a set of relatively heavy, decent egg layers that forage well and have at least some predator awareness. Its a long process.
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    Sadly, I can't help - forget the 2+ hour drive each way, I'm NPIP certified. I can't bring new...

    Sadly, I can't help - forget the 2+ hour drive each way, I'm NPIP certified. I can't bring new poultry or eggs onto my property, unless its from another NPIP certified source, or I lose my NPIP status. Fortune favor your search.
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    Thanks for the follow. Curious as to which of my posts resulted in you making that choice?

    Thanks for the follow. Curious as to which of my posts resulted in you making that choice?
  18. U_Stormcrow

    Stormcrow's Hobby Farm

    "my" expression is attributed in origin to the Navy SEALS, but I first read it some decades ago in a (military) sci fi novel, and have seen it since in lots of other novels. Most recently a Progression Fantasy (similar to LitRPG) book. So, no credit to me. All props to US Special Forces...
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    Stormcrow's Hobby Farm

    Started a fresh pot before I went out to survey the damage. Life is better now. Sidewalls seem fine. I was spreading rock on a hill when the tire collapsed. Didn't take my time yesterday, getting the tractor ready for use - and it show today. "Slow is smooth, smooth is fast." I rushed, and...
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    Stormcrow's Hobby Farm

    Starting the morning with a flat tire and stale coffee, zero of ten do not recommend At least the tire seems to have reseated overnight. Yesterday I thought I was going to drive right off of it when it blew
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