Dec 26, 2008 #1 JamesA Crowing 15 Years Jun 1, 2008 1,221 23 304 Cedartown Georgia would this be safe for chickens in there runs?
Dec 26, 2008 #2 BJ Songster 12 Years Mar 20, 2007 561 4 161 This is what we use in part of the run. It is easy to rake up and replace also. I have not had any problems!
This is what we use in part of the run. It is easy to rake up and replace also. I have not had any problems!
Dec 26, 2008 Thread starter #3 JamesA Crowing 15 Years Jun 1, 2008 1,221 23 304 Cedartown Georgia Thanks ..well I am going to put it in tommorow then.
Dec 27, 2008 #4 cmom Hilltop Farm Premium Feather Member 17 Years Nov 18, 2007 31,600 35,632 1,031 Florida My Coop My Coop I use pine shavings in their coops and put alfalfa in their run. They like to scratch and pick through the alfalfa.
I use pine shavings in their coops and put alfalfa in their run. They like to scratch and pick through the alfalfa.
Dec 27, 2008 #5 ChickLuver Songster 11 Years Dec 6, 2008 136 0 109 Walton, New York What is cypress mulch???
Dec 27, 2008 #6 allaboutdemchicks Chapel Farms 11 Years Sep 13, 2008 1,181 27 161 Jemison, AL Hey!!! Cypress is a tree that we have growing down south. Its found in wet areas. It's mulch is suppose to take longer to break down...
Hey!!! Cypress is a tree that we have growing down south. Its found in wet areas. It's mulch is suppose to take longer to break down...
Dec 27, 2008 #7 Felicitas Songster 11 Years Oct 17, 2008 314 6 131 Northern Metro Atlanta, GA USA Cypress mulch: http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs...og.beans.EndecaDataBean@6e373826&ddkey=Search
Dec 31, 2008 #8 bywaterdog Songster 11 Years Dec 29, 2008 250 8 121 N.O.L.A. Just be sure you get the natural mulch not the red dyed stuff.I have used cypress mulch for 2 years with good results.
Just be sure you get the natural mulch not the red dyed stuff.I have used cypress mulch for 2 years with good results.