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i feed countryside organic layer and scratch with treats of hardboiled egg and leftover salad, occaisionally leftover mashed potato, rice and beans. I put a little applecider vinegar in their water.
I've been using deep litter method in the coop, so every week or so I pull out the messy straw, add stall-sweet and a fresh top layer of straw. The coop is dry, but the run is a bit muddy.
oh - one of the 4 young hens laid the biggest egg I ve seen, Iknow it was them because it was blue and my older girls lay brown. It had 2 yolks.
I just fed them a treat of a bowl of rhutabaga with oatmeal, hardboiled eggs and chopped garlic. Everyone is perky, everyone is chipper, everyone is eating happily! I heard NO sneezing, and no one seemed to have runny poo (at least not for their early morning "splat" in the run....)
Fingers crossed!
I've been using deep litter method in the coop, so every week or so I pull out the messy straw, add stall-sweet and a fresh top layer of straw. The coop is dry, but the run is a bit muddy.
oh - one of the 4 young hens laid the biggest egg I ve seen, Iknow it was them because it was blue and my older girls lay brown. It had 2 yolks.
I just fed them a treat of a bowl of rhutabaga with oatmeal, hardboiled eggs and chopped garlic. Everyone is perky, everyone is chipper, everyone is eating happily! I heard NO sneezing, and no one seemed to have runny poo (at least not for their early morning "splat" in the run....)
Fingers crossed!