grannys gone and done it

[rIrs roost]

After you fark up the Roos for crowing at 4am? My neighbor has 10 ac, so he's allowed 10 farking roos. At 4:30 am, I would LOVE to fark with them! 

This is farking hilarious.

 

[Wishing4Wings]

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You can get alfalfa for them. They will dig through and eat all the leaves. Also, you said you have mild winters, so you could probably grow kale easily. I keep it growing year round and the chickens LOVE it. The stalks on my older plants get almost 3 feet tall, and they keep putting out leaves. You can eat it it too if you want something healthy.

 

[rIrs roost]

You can get alfalfa for them.  They will dig through and eat all the leaves.  Also, you said you have mild winters, so you could probably grow kale easily.  I keep it growing year round and the chickens LOVE it.  The stalks on my older plants get almost 3 feet tall, and they keep putting out leaves.  You can eat it it too if you want something healthy. 

kale sounds Great

 

[napdognewfie]

You can give them sprouts like you put on salad. Any salad greens, stems, ends they will scarf like candy. Just clean it good or get organic.

 

[Wishing4Wings]

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We have gray fox and raccoons around here. Both excellent tree climbers and chickens killers. I can ship some to you if you want a good night's sleep!

 

[ChickenLady2014]

I see BYC chewed up my post & spit it out. So I guess I'm going to head to bed. Feel better Newfie & Wishing. Sweet dreams all & healing sleep.

 

[napdognewfie]

I plant my kale in fall. It comes up and then stops till spring when it shoots up 6 feet. They jump to reach all the leaves and there are bare stems left. I bend some over and let some go to seed. I got a big bowl of seeds this summer. I can plant, sprout or feed them to the quail.

 

[jane s chickens]

Anyone hear grow fodder?

Our neighbor grows it and bales it for his cows.

 

[napdognewfie]

Good night

 

[Mutt Farm]

You can get alfalfa for them. They will dig through and eat all the leaves. Also, you said you have mild winters, so you could probably grow kale easily. I keep it growing year round and the chickens LOVE it. The stalks on my older plants get almost 3 feet tall, and they keep putting out leaves. You can eat it it too if you want something healthy.

@rIrs roost ^^^ X2! I always keep a flake of alfalfa hay in the run. They love digging for the leaves.Very high protein. We have nothing "free range" green in So cal. Kale and chard from the garden as well.