Granny's gone and done it again

[Granny Hatchet]

Hey everyone hope y'all are doing well
I'm sorry I haven't been out but I've been under the weather
Just your common cold & allergies
So I've been resting more than I should
It's a lot cooler today & dropping down to 45 brrrr
Curled up in my blanket and that's it
Take care lots of love

cool here today too. We didn't have the air on for the first time since last winter. I hope you feel better soon

 

[Granny Hatchet]

50 real feel 45 and low of 37 tonight

 

[Granny Hatchet]

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Busy day today and I'm a little under the weather too. Or was earlier. Feeling better as the day goes on.

 

[2 Acres]

Should get some rain starting in about 10 hours according to the overpaid guessers.

It's here...

 

[2 Acres]

It's here...

And the wind just blew my extension ladder over. I guess it's too windy to clean gutters.

Sooo... Let's talk about Kalmbach's 16 percent flock maintainer. The issue was a concern about too much calcium buildup in roosters (to their detriment). from other feeds

There is virtually zero calcium in the flock maintainer. While this causes me a bit more work load having to separate the roos and hens feed... it's worth it to me. I just have to label the coffee cans "roosters" and 'hens."

My coop is divided into rooms. I put the girls into one room... And the Roos are in a different room. That way each can eat separately.

Time will tell...

 

[Misty Real]

50 real feel 45 and low of 37 tonight

Same here in Tennessee brrrrrrr

 

[Misty Real]

Hope y'all had a pretty good day
Take care and stay warm

 

[BigBlueHen53]

And the wind just blew my extension ladder over. I guess it's too windy to clean gutters.

Sooo... Let's talk about Kalmbach's 16 percent flock maintainer. The issue was a concern about too much calcium buildup in roosters (to their detriment). from other feeds

There is virtually zero calcium in the flock maintainer. While this causes me a bit more work load having to separate the roos and hens feed... it's worth it to me. I just have to label the coffee cans "roosters" and 'hens."

My coop is divided into rooms. I put the girls into one room... And the Roos are in a different room. That way each can eat separately.

Time will tell...

Since there is no calcium in it, you can feed that to all your chickens. Just put a dish of oyster shell in the coop and your laying hens will help themselves. All the non-layers - old, young, molting and male birds - will ignore it. They self-regulate. I happen to feed mine a 20% protein all-flock formula and they do well on it, but 16% is adequate.

 

[Nomadicus]

Should be 48° in the morning.