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  1. 3KillerBs

    Run Bedding

    Pine is perfectly safe. It's widely used by keepers of every sort of livestock both pet and commercial. If there were any issues with it at all the commercial users, who need to maximize productivity for every penny, wouldn't use it. The people who claim that pine is unsafe are usually trying...
  2. 3KillerBs

    Run Bedding

    The both look promising. I agree. Additionally, I *personally* believe that a mix of sizes, materials, and textures is superior to any one bedding item alone. So get these. Then, when things dry out, add leaves and other yard waste too.
  3. 3KillerBs

    Run Bedding

    Yes, the leaves should be dry or they pack, mat, and form anaerobic pockets. I use straw from time to time, but in a wet area and when not mixed with other materials it will also pack and mat. Chopped straw is supposed to be better about that, but I've never tried it. You are correct, don't use...
  4. 3KillerBs

    Run Bedding

    I answered on your other post in the coop and run section. :)
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    Run Bedding

    If you can buy undyed mulch that is probably a better option than a massive flood of wood chips all at once. Wood chips need to be aged to prevent the formation of dangerous molds that tend to attack green wood. Some municipalities have a place where they put the chipped yard waste that they...
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