I agree. Excess water is not necessary and just makes things sloppy, imo. My .02; ymmv.
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I agree. Excess water is not necessary and just makes things sloppy, imo. My .02; ymmv.
I'd pour the excess liquid into another container to start another batch. I'm assuming there are a lot of goodies in the liquid. After you pour off the liquid, there will be room to add a little more dry food to thicken it up more.
I occasionally have to do that if I misjudge how much water or food I'm putting in. I have five, 5 gallon buckets going at once. I go through more than one a day. I don't wait for it to get completely empty, I just add more feed and water to fill it up and go on to the next bucket.
I put packing tape on each bucket and write the date on it each time I fill a bucket so I know which is the oldest.
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Disappeared. Maybe it was only on typewriters and never on a pc keyboard. I give up; what's ymmv?
They are so cute!! I only make enough to last about 5 days max. It is quite ripe when I get near the bottom. I live where it is very warm. Maybe try an even smaller batch so you can handle the morning smell!I'm on my second batch of FF for my 4 Sussex pullets. They are 3 weeks old today. They did not dive into the FF like I expected and you can read about in my posts mid April. They started eating it at about 4 days old, they have been going strong ever since. No pasty, all strong and vibrant.
It took me almost 4 weeks (I started it a week before they arrived) to use up my first batch of FF. I just used the chick starter crumbles. It was RIPE by the end of the batch but no harm to them. I back slopped a bit and made a smaller batch as I just can't stand the smell in the morning from about 3 weeks on. I'm thinking the heat of summer will be rough on the nose. The morning gag reflex is a little hard to stifle.
Can you please post a photo of how you have your feeder now? I am having a hard time picturing it.I was using the long plastic feeders with the head holes--but open. I was worried it would be hard for them to get to bottom if closed. I closed it and it worked fine. I also spent a lot of time cleaning their feet. If you tug on it at all it makes a hole in their foot (don't ask). Yup I put neosporin on it. It is not easy to clean off feet!
What do you mean you closed it? How did you close it? With what anyhow did they still eat from it? Sorry I am blonde and don't understand.
What do you mean you closed it? How did you close it? With what anyhow did they still eat from it? Sorry I am blonde and don't understand.
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