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    Cotton Patch Geese

    Me too! I have the equipment just need to do it. Now I have more of a reason to grow fodder. I'll send pics when I get them. :)
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    Cotton Patch Geese

    Thank you. I'm excited!
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    Cotton Patch Geese

    The tractor is only to acclimate them to me and our farm. How long will that take to learn this is home. These geese came from Denise Frye’s line, about 18 mths old. I will be staying in touch with Denise to ensure proper breeding practices. Also want eggs and meat eventually. I can get...
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    Cotton Patch Geese

    Thank you! I am getting 4 CPG Sunday, 18 mths old. I plan to keep in a 5x8 chicken tractor for a while. How long should I do this before letting them free range with my chickens? Any advice in general? I’m SO excited!!!
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    Cotton Patch Geese

    Do CP Geese mate for life? I’m looking into getting some. Breeder told me they work better in pairs, one drake to one goose. Thoughts?
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    Chicken feed price

    Manna Pro states their feed is good for 9 mths.
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    Lavender patterned Isabel duckwing barred - lavender brown cuckoo barred - project and genetic dis

    Lol I can’t wait to get some. We live about an hour from each other.
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    Chicken feed price

    Manna Pro organic non-gmo. They all have February 2020 expiration date on them. I bought it about 2 mths ago.
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    Chicken feed price

    Adult chickens should get about 1/4 lbs of feed daily. Try wetting or fermenting the feed to decrease waste.
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    Chicken feed price

    Feed I get has expiration dates about 9 months from now. It doesn’t get moldy as I keep it sealed and dry.
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    Chicken feed price

    Have you looked into buying damaged pallets? I get Manna Pro organic non-gmo starter from a gal who buys damaged pallets. 900 lbs cost me $100. I also ferment the feed so it cuts down amount of feed by about 1/3rd to 1/2. I have 28 adult birds who consume 30 lbs a week. They do free range...
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    Lavender patterned Isabel duckwing barred - lavender brown cuckoo barred - project and genetic dis

    It didn’t come from Candace but I’m hoping to add some of hers to my flock.
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    Lavender patterned Isabel duckwing barred - lavender brown cuckoo barred - project and genetic dis

    I was given a Legbar Cross hen (don't know what with) along with 11 other EE and OE hens; the rooster is a Marans so some of the pullets are crossed with him. Anyway, the Legbar cross is laying a beautiful blue egg and I want more! LOL I'm full right now but in the Spring I'll be ready for...
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    Lavender patterned Isabel duckwing barred - lavender brown cuckoo barred - project and genetic dis

    I am fascinated! I just learned about this breed yesterday from Candace Waldon. I would like to add a few of her birds to my flock.
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    How to calculate your homemade chicken feed

    That’s why I switched to Azure Standard. I purchased several items weighing over 150 lbs for $9 shipping but I did have to pick up my order at their drop site. There are many drop sites around the country.
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    How to calculate your homemade chicken feed

    I picked up my order at their store site which was very reasonable Like $9 to pick it up. Scratch and Peck May have them as well.
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    Where do I buy bulk flax seed for my chicken

    Adding Kelp can help balance out their diet to ensure they get all the needed amino acids, etc. I buy from Azure Standard. They do have a 25 lb bag organic for $49. Sounds pricey and it is pretty low in protein and high in fat...
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    My PVC "True Auto" Waterer

    I am assuming the hose is attached to your water spicket? If so is it on a timer?
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    How to calculate your homemade chicken feed

    I have found Azure Standard to be a great source to purchase organic non-gma whole grains among a host of numerous other products. After using Scratch and Peck I now mix my own feed. 1 part wheat, 1 part oats, 1/2 part milo, add 2% Kelp. I also ferment the feed and I do see a significant...
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    Meaties 101

    I enjoyed reading your post. I have done nearly exactly what you have done here because I did my research first. I'm not new to chickens so that helps. My Cornish X are just turning 7 weeks old. I plan to process within the next two weeks due to their size. I have used organic feed and free...
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