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[coop410silkies]

That's great info!!! I will google it. Candida is just UHG! And so many diseases stem from it. Thank you so much and heading to do a search now

Sonshine, I googled Oxine a few moments ago. It looks VERY good on paper, and I am going to try to order some today. Sounds as though it works for many of the conditions for which I use the BZK - and more. From Googling, I can see that it has been favorably cited on BYC in the past, and I am so grateful that you have brought it to the attention of subscribers to the Colorado thread, especially me.

I read that one of its uses may be to reduce the slime layer in water containers; this benefit alone would be worth its purchase as I use large waterers that get VERY slimey by the time they are emptied. (And of course these are rather too big to empty BEFORE they are consumed.). I hope I don't have to use it for any of the pathological conditions it treats, but there are so many other alffirmed health promoting benefits to using it, I would consider myself foolish for not trying it.

Many thanks

 

[sonshine15]

Sonshine, I googled Oxine a few moments ago. It looks VERY good on paper, and I am going to try to order some today. Sounds as though it works for many of the conditions for which I use the BZK - and more. From Googling, I can see that it has been favorably cited on BYC in the past, and I am so grateful that you have brought it to the attention of subscribers to the Colorado thread, especially me.

I read that one of its uses may be to reduce the slime layer in water containers; this benefit alone would be worth its purchase as I use large waterers that get VERY slimey by the time they are emptied. (And of course these are rather too big to empty BEFORE they are consumed.). I hope I don't have to use it for any of the pathological conditions it treats, but there are so many other alffirmed health promoting benefits to using it, I would consider myself foolish for not trying it.

Many thanks

You're very welcome csilkies I have been pouring over the info for days on end. Mold is an issue that terrifies me and I used to think "oh it's just a little mold............" Ha! When it almost kills you and then you battle to rid that and candida from your body, you don't forget these things. It does sound like a welcomed help in pre and during. Still am planning on misting the babies. The thought of having free range chickens with antibiotics is not something I want to get into. Even if they turn into "dinner" later, I'm sure they wont have as much garbage as the stores do............but I want totally free everything in them.

One article said it may be best not to use ACV with it due to possibly activating it. Looking that one over with a fine tooth comb also. My coops are so clean as it is............just gets to me. There was a short period they weren't cleaned properly and wow talk about paying a high price.......hoping I get my shipment in early

I think I'm going to have to cull my Americauna roo He's not responding to the tylan..........will keep him apart still and try something else if there's no response by day 5.

The Oxine will also be used in my house. When I look at what I payed for a little bottle of anti mold fogging solution it ticks me off. This can be used easily in the fogger and even in my air ducts. Something to think about

I did look up the BC and it would take as long to get it here also. Has good uses!!

 

[coop410silkies]

@sonshine15: I ordered the oxine from Smith Poultry, a nice family owned business that I like. Ordering is a bit of a hassle, but service is pretty quick. There is a lot of information on their site. We shall see. I am wondering how oxine wipes out the nasties but not the goodies?

Your coop sounds like a Project, possibly even a labor of love. I wish you the ultimate in excess success. Take care

 

[sonshine15]

Thank you and happy to hear you ordered some also We'll have to compare notes. I ordered a second batch from Animal Revival Health (first one from Amazon, then realized I would be using it in a couple large areas over time) the first one hopefully will arrive early....................crossing fingers. Occasionally Amazon is early.............

 

[COChix]

Umm Houston we have lift off. Yea ha, we got a brown egg the other day after I feed the flock some raw coconut oil and they have had two weeks of fermented feed. Then yesterday we had 4 eggs, two blue, one darker brown and one cream. Maybe things are picking up now.....

This is not a picture of the four eggs from yesterday, just a pick of the brown egg among our greenish/blue eggs. Funny this winter more of our Blue egg layers kept laying whereas the brown layers stopped. Haven't had a brown egg since Nov.

 

[maggiemo]

Funny this winter more of our Blue egg layers kept laying whereas the brown layers stopped. Haven't had a brown egg since Nov.

That's funny. I have had brown eggs and I am just starting to get blue eggs.

 

[coop410silkies]

That's funny all right.

 

[21hens-incharge]

Production is picking up here too. I got 12 eggs today, 11 yesterday and 7 the day before. I think I will be drowning in eggs soon lol.

 

[Latestarter]

Jeeze guys... Can you spare a little of whatever your using to get eggs? I haven't had any egg money for 2 months! My clients may have forgotten me by now

Sure would be nice to be back to selling 3-5 flats a week! The guy who used to buy my eggs for hatching had one of his kids call me a few days ago asking if I had any "eating" eggs for sale. Yeah... he wanted them for eating... Anyway, had to tell him no.

 

[sonshine15]

Umm Houston we have lift off. Yea ha, we got a brown egg the other day after I feed the flock some raw coconut oil and they have had two weeks of fermented feed. Then yesterday we had 4 eggs, two blue, one darker brown and one cream. Maybe things are picking up now.....

This is not a picture of the four eggs from yesterday, just a pick of the brown egg among our greenish/blue eggs. Funny this winter more of our Blue egg layers kept laying whereas the brown layers stopped. Haven't had a brown egg since Nov.

So far we only had a couple of the 2 1/2 year olds slow down for a soft molt. Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Eggs and pretty ones!!!