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  1. Indiana feather

    INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

    I hope you get over that sinus infection and feel better soon! Also will pray for the best in your dh situation. I too am growing weary of rain. It probably will help my apple trees i just planted this past summer get established. @hoosiercheetah You...
  2. Indiana feather

    INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

    I think our founding fathers of this nation would be very upset about this... not fair at all!
  3. Indiana feather

    INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

    Thank you and Hope all my Indiana byc peeps have a Happy Thanksgiving
  4. Indiana feather

    INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

    Oh my goodness...lol... you can't get any more adorable than this
  5. Indiana feather

    INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

    Sorry to hear that Granny H. Is it safe to use a dropper and give it some vitamin water/ electrolytes that way? good luck hope that little cutie pie pulls through
  6. Indiana feather

    INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

    I may put that on my garden list too . Thanks for that thought wheezy50! I know they do love grapes... we have gave them those green seedless grapes ( cut into small pieces) and they just love that. I planted some black raspberries also and 2 beautiful blueberry bushes. Nothing bothered those...
  7. Indiana feather

    INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

    Wow , that does sound pretty cool!
  8. Indiana feather

    INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

    If they like marigolds that much maybe I will plant some that I can give them for treats do they prefer orange or yellow? It is fun to grow stuff like that. Let's see I have a bunch of bushes and plants for the song birds so why not spoil the chickens too... lol it's fun being a garden nerd
  9. Indiana feather

    INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

    I can believe marigolds repel bugs they stink..lol...very pretty though. I do have hollyhock planted around my shed and they are biannual but should reseed themselves. There are Zebrina malva and blanket flowers nearby too that will help attract insects. After reading the link... herbs for...
  10. Indiana feather

    INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

    In my situation the chickens will be contained so I am trying to attract insects to the area. I thought about marigolds too. There has got to be a suitable plant to do that. That's the plan at least.
  11. Indiana feather

    INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

    That's a good question.. the leaves are supposed to be edible for people.. not sure about chickens.. although i didn't see it on the toxic to chicken list on byc
  12. Indiana feather

    INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

    Now that it is frigid.. I'm thinking of what I can plant around my chicken run next spring. I am considering planting Nasturtium..this variety called Alaska has variegated foilage and it blooms profusely throughout the summer. I figure it will pretty up the perimeter of the run as well as...
  13. Indiana feather

    INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

    Aww it is adorable!
  14. Indiana feather

    INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

    I went to Rural King yesterday and bought a large heated dog water bowl and put a empty plastic ice cream container full of water inside of it. It got pretty cold overnight and when i checked it out this morning it had worked perfectly. The water was not frozen and I am pretty satisfied with it...
  15. Indiana feather

    INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

    Sorry to hear about this... Hope it will turn out for the best and not be a serious problem.
  16. Indiana feather

    INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

    Winter woes... I bought a Harris farms heated base made for a double walled fount. Personally I don't like it. It does keep the water fluid but warm enough that condensation is rolling off the base and soaking the bedding in the coop... grrr so I read some other threads on here mentioned using a...
  17. Indiana feather

    INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

    Good advice... everything loves a nice chicken dinner. Not if i can help it right!?
  18. Indiana feather

    INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

    I am so sorry to hear of your troubles with the health of your birds. I pray that you will find out the source and administer whats needed and that your birds will recover fully.
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