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    Fertilizing a Lawn with Chicken Safety in Mind

    My grass is green. The grass is thick enough that I do not have to deal with broadleaf weeds. So my yard is free from from weed killer, pesticide and insecticide applications. Been doing it for the last 15 years. I bet it would stay that way without the treatment. You're not removing any...
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    Fertilizing a Lawn with Chicken Safety in Mind

    1 c regular Coca Cola (no diet) (thatch control) 1 c ammonia (use lemon scented if you want insect control) 1 c dishwashing soap (use lemon if you want insect control) 1 c antiseptic mouthwash (anti fungal) 1 can cheap beer (enzymes stimulate growth) 1 c liquid fertilizer To really benefit...
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    Fertilizing a Lawn with Chicken Safety in Mind

    I called a local farm supply store and they recommended a Dr. Earth product The Dr. Earth stuff would cost us $80. Yikes Dr Earth is a high end "organic" product sold only in overpriced specialty stores. When you ignore the sales hype and the "feel good" organic rhetoric, and ONLY look at...
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    Fertilizing a Lawn with Chicken Safety in Mind

    No regular spreader will handle compost, and you'd need about a ton for your yard anyway. Just use a good balanced pellitized fertilizer, and put it out the day before a good rain. It won't hurt the chickens
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