Hello, long time lurker, first time poster. Wasn't sure 100% where to ask this.
Due to a situation, I have had a large amount of feed (opened and unopened bags/containers), along with some of my chicken equipment exposed to lethal amounts of carbon monoxide. While I will be doing some standard cleaning and such of the cages, etc, I am trying to figure out if the feed just needs to be all thrown away. I could not find any information on the effects of carbon monoxide on stored feed, or if there even are any.
While obviously I will throw it away if I need to, just didn't want to unnecessarily.
Due to a situation, I have had a large amount of feed (opened and unopened bags/containers), along with some of my chicken equipment exposed to lethal amounts of carbon monoxide. While I will be doing some standard cleaning and such of the cages, etc, I am trying to figure out if the feed just needs to be all thrown away. I could not find any information on the effects of carbon monoxide on stored feed, or if there even are any.
While obviously I will throw it away if I need to, just didn't want to unnecessarily.