Not sure... it's our first time trying it. I'd imagine the hotter and sunnier it gets, the quicker it will kill them. I should've started doing it when the weeds were just starting to come up. We just got busy with family visiting and with work, etc., so we let them go for too long.
A long time - I just leave it until the tarp was almost disintegrating because I have 4 acres and didn't need the weed patch for anything. I would just look underneath every few weeks and remove when it looked brown like dirt.
I wouldn't intentionally give them anything onion related, but if they have an option like if they are working on a compost pile with variety in it then I wouldn't worry too much if there's a few onions. They can pick what they want like the guy at EdibleAcres on YT shows - his compost system is bigger than all ousr put together, though, I would bet, so lots of variety.
That's the type of ham that she used. It was that longer sliced lunch meat ham. Dry it off with paper towel, so that the cream cheese will spread on it better, and then roll up a green onion in it. You can make up a batch of them, and put them in a covered container in the fridge. Good to snack on, or add to your parties snack table.
Got it! No leeks for the monsters. They got into some when i wasn’t looking but now they just want anything green lmao so I have to keep that bits put up until my compost pile is finished and I can toss it in.
Awesome! I’ll make some today! Since I have so many green onions lolol and they will grow back within the week when I’m not looking.
Watch the paracord. Chickens will try to eat it.
These were made from pet playpen panels. They're removable as they clip into place, but I tend to just open them up when not in use.
Yep, I heard right and the broody is now in the broody cage. It's like my chick's grow out pen, but without the hardware cloth wire attached to it.
