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Get a muffin pan or ice cube tray and stretch chicken wire over the top. They can still stand on it but won't mash the food. You can stir up the crusty food for them and they should go back to eating it.

I just checked my notes, Bee told me to feed chicks twice a day, as much as they could eat in a couple hours.

That is a good way to do it.

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My reamer isn't as tall so it is a bit easier. It keeps them from walking through the food and water so much.

That is true! I ordered mine to use of etsy.com. It is amazing how many are on there for sale. Some cost next to nothing, others are pricey. I love that site!

Dandelions are actually grown as a crop. The whole plant is edible. The leaves are rich in vitamin A and C, as well as thiamine and riboflavin, and minerals such as iron, copper, silicon, magnesium, zinc and manganese. The ß-carotene content in dandelion leaves is higher than that found in...

It sounds like a good thing. Why don't you like it?

Look on Azure. I bought Texas Naturals Feed. It's not organic but it is all non-gmo. I can get it locally, but it might be available other places.

When I was first starting to research chickens I kept coming across a lot of recipes for feed. People had all these different grains and things that they mixed together to make their own food for their chickens. I don't have room to store stuff like that. I can buy good quality food so that is...

Isn't the whole point of FF to not have to add stuff to it? The fermenting process gives it a nutritional boost so you don't need to add anything. Why bother then? It seems like overkill to me. I'd just need a good, non-gmo food and leave it at that. That is my $0.02 worth. :)