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  1. Seatrout00

    Has anyone here gotten old produce from their grocery to supplement their chicken feed?

    That was what I was thinking of doing, but with small bits as we won't have more than 5 hens. Any large leafy greens would just go in the compost.
  2. Seatrout00

    Has anyone here gotten old produce from their grocery to supplement their chicken feed?

    OH - and I have already decided to add oyster shell - in fact, where we are building the coop, there is a ton of oyster shells under from a few trips to Apalachicola - perhaps the chickens will peck at them - but I have a small metal dish that will hang on the side of the coop that will hold...
  3. Seatrout00

    Has anyone here gotten old produce from their grocery to supplement their chicken feed?

    Mary, that is something I didn't consider - the critters. We have a resident opossum that we've actually named, she's so common in our yard. She's been such a fixture of our yard for so long, and has never been destructive, that I nearly forgot about her. Of course, she'd be interested in those...
  4. Seatrout00

    Has anyone here gotten old produce from their grocery to supplement their chicken feed?

    Back when I was raising reptiles and poison dart frogs, I raised all my food animals, including fruit flies, termites, mealworms and crickets. I wanted to keep my costs down so I asked my local Publix if they would allow me to take the old produce they were going to throw away, and they allowed...
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