Sep 21, 2011 #11 ajlynco Songster 11 Years Sep 7, 2011 248 18 176 Tool, TX I read somewhere that the shells can be dried in the microwave and then ground up in a coffee grinder. Just my 2 cents worth
I read somewhere that the shells can be dried in the microwave and then ground up in a coffee grinder. Just my 2 cents worth
Sep 21, 2011 #12 AlienChick Crowing Apr 9, 2010 2,917 141 251 Glasgow, KY Sure they can! Of course, the chickens couldn't care less if the egg shells are ground or unground, microwaved or unmicrowaved.
Sure they can! Of course, the chickens couldn't care less if the egg shells are ground or unground, microwaved or unmicrowaved.
Sep 21, 2011 #13 Hinotori Silver Feathers Premium Feather Member 14 Years Apr 27, 2011 7,718 13,357 806 Graham, WA I just air dry to make crushing easier, then toss out. Grandma didn't even bother with that. She'd just toss them out with the other scraps to them.
I just air dry to make crushing easier, then toss out. Grandma didn't even bother with that. She'd just toss them out with the other scraps to them.
Sep 21, 2011 #14 ShanCarl1971 In the Brooder 8 Years Apr 23, 2011 90 6 41 I just put mine on a pan and put in the oven after I'm done baking something else in the oven and have already turned the oven off. Dry shells, no wasted energy.
I just put mine on a pan and put in the oven after I'm done baking something else in the oven and have already turned the oven off. Dry shells, no wasted energy.
Sep 21, 2011 #15 galanie Treat Dispenser No More 14 Years Aug 20, 2010 7,959 406 441 Ruffin, NC Quote: OMG both my cockatiel and my chickens think cooked rice is Crack! Only thing they like better is mealworms. Last edited: Sep 21, 2011
Quote: OMG both my cockatiel and my chickens think cooked rice is Crack! Only thing they like better is mealworms.