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Ya...I thought the freezing would mess up the enzymes and such. Thank you. I think that's a good idea to feed only the amount they can eat in that short time. Then they can eat the layer pellets the rest of the time. Or I can feed them a few times a day. Whatever works will be done. Lol.

I'm in Ontario, Canada. There's no free ranging right now with the frozen ground and so much snow. Lol. I also have layer pellets available for them all day long. They don't eat them very much though. Maybe I'm giving them too much of the fermented feed right now. If I give them less then...

Thank you so much for this info. I've already taken a look at the link you shared and there's so much info there. I'm gonna take my chances with fermenting, for now and see how things go. 😊 I've been keeping the feed covered with water and feeding after 24hrs. If there is no water above the feed...

Oh yes...that's a good idea. Do you ferment too? I looked up quite a few different types of feed to ferment and scratch was one of the types talked about alot. My guess is because of mostly whole grains. I'm going to be adding pumpkin seeds, and millet when I'm a but more comfy fermenting. 😊

Yes I ferment inside. 😊 But the feed freezes after fermenting when I feed them. It takes about 30-40 minutes for the feed to freeze. I can break it up easy enough, and they go wild for it again. Lol.

Hello peeps. I'm feeding my girls fermented scratch and they are loving it. BUT...it's very cold here, often at or below -10°C. Today it is -18°C and the feed is frozen. I drain it really well before I take it to them. And then I break it up when it freezes and the girls still eat it. Are there...