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    Temporary city ordinance

    Has anyone experienced a pro chicken ordinance in place for one year, to be reviewed the following year for a permanent ordinance to be allowed or denied?
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    Help me legalize chickens in my city

    I need help legalizing chickens in my city in minnesota. City council Meetings are next week. I have submitted lots of info- over 80 pages- I am collecting signatures supporting us as well as a group that we have to appear at the meetings. Is anyone willing to send a very kind email to my city...
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    No chickens allowed. Need help please.

    I am running into the same situation here in Zumbrota MN. We have had 10 hens for several years now and someone snitched. I now have to present our case to city council and try to get an ordinance passed. Wish me luck and good luck to you!
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    Zumbrota Minnesota needs an urban chicken ordinance

    I am looking for anyone in Zumbrota Minnesota that would like to have urban chickens. I am currently in contact with an individual that works at City Hall and he is in favor. However he cannot present it because he is not a resident of the city. Please message me if you are interested! Thanks!
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    Expanded wood pellets

    I have used wood pellets for over a year and a half now. They work fabulous! They absorb all of the moisture from the droppings. We live in Minnesota and had a VERY cold winter last year. The coop was sealed up pretty good and the pellets did not create moisture in there. It is a really good...
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    putting warm water in heated dog bowl?

    Quote: Ive heard that its ok to give your chick warm water. We actually have a heated chick waterer. The base is heated and it has been working perfect. We had -17 temps last night in Minnesota. No frozen water. We bought the waterer at Fleet Farm- its a farm supply store in this area.
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    feeding seedy foods

    I went to a chicken class and the instructor said not to feed the chicks seedy foods like apples, grapes, etc. It evidently causes the seeds to stay in the gut and rot. I have given my girls zucchini, apples, watermelon, and other foods with seeds. Has anyone heard of this problem?
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