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How about alfalfa or mung bean spouts. I have grown them for our salads for years and they're super easy to grow. Or rice.

Oh I see.

My chickens eat worms, small snakes, etc. So why would it be bad for them to eat those worms? Not sure I understand I guess.

I did that with grass growing in the yard. I don't see why it wouldn't work.

I don't put ACV in everytime I change the water. And a little is not going to do that too quickly. That's one reason I don't use the ACV all the time. It cleans up nicer and less bacteria than a plastic. We do have a 40 watt bulb under the waterer and it helps through most temps. It's all on a...

I ONLY put the Braggs in the water. They love it and it is not wasted. I like to leave them as natural as possible with their feed. And that means not adding stuff to it. They get rolled oats and bird seed mixed, and any greens/veggies I can russle up. I have a full feeder with their crumbles at...

Anyone wanting to see how to sprout, go to youtube and search "sprouting wheatgrass". It'll give you the idea to do about any sprouts.

What do you grow them in, just soil? How much in the pans? I'm needing to start mine and can't think of what to grow them in either. I do have big commercial metal trays. Maybe those. They only have an about an inch or so edge though.

I grow alfalfa spouts for our salads, so guess I'll be sharing with the chickens. I've grown mung bean spouts too. They're good fried in hot oil, and in salads. bet the chickens would love'em.

Vert nice! What are you growing out in, top have such a Nice flat? Good job!