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No I meant too cold slows down the growth of the fodder.

I found that my fodder system seems to grow best at around 60-65 degrees F. Any colder and growth is slow and warmer and mold starts. I should post a video of the girls mobbing me in the morning for their fodder. The reaction is kinda like this.

I'm just curious what your growing conditions are like. My fodder is ready to go on day 6.

First, Welcome back to Montana! We really love our Buff orphington and Barred Rocks... All are good layers and quite full of personality. we also have a wheaton Marans that is the sweetest bird ever but she hasnt started laying yet,

Welcome !

Nice looking birds. I just aquired a pair of silver Wyandottes.. They are pretty bare in the tail feather area so I am hoping they will heal up a bit this winter.

Someone on the fodder thread told a funny story about "spent grains" and some drunk roosters.... Maybe they were not totally spent...

Spent grains. That's something I'd like to try I drink part you eat the rest....

Whah not already! Thanks for the heads up!

So what's everyone feeding their chickens? We are feeding Big Sky organic pellets, and Big sky organic Scratch, and just recently started feeding fodder from Montana Wheat grains.

How many layers? I'm getting 5-7 daily out of nine layers.

like holding back the tide

Chicken math!

Indeed welcome GinaS!

about the rooster that is not the dumb bleep....

Ah thank you!

So just out of curiosity what are the aprons for?

A Big...

New member checking in. we have 4 red sexlinks, 2 barred rocks, a buff orpington and just got a pair of wheaton marans.