grannys gone and done it

[Granny Hatchet]

Wet it down and you won't lose as much.

Its for the main flock, 2 bags and both of them like that. Not sure I would know how much to moisten . will it spoil if they dont eat it all ?

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Its for the main flock, 2 bags and both of them like that. Not sure I would know how much to moisten . will it spoil if they dont eat it all ?

Great idea BTW thank you

 

[rIrs roost]

Its for the main flock, 2 bags and both of them like that.  Not sure I would know how much to moisten . will it spoil if they dont eat it all ?

Granny does tsc have flock raiser? What brand name if they do. Chicks can eat it too right?

 

[Wishing4Wings]

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12. That pick was a few years ago when she was heavier. She's thinning down, not keeping the weight on anymore.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Granny does tsc have flock raiser? What brand name if they do. Chicks can eat it too right?

yup, its Purina flock raiser . 18% protein. I am going to put mine on it tomorrow as I think they do better with it then the chick starter. I buy it from TSC. just get the crumbles (dust this time)

 

[ChickenLady2014]

Hi Lisa , how are you ?

Hi granny, sorry was reading. I starting on the mend, still no energy, but today my head wasn't killing me

 

[campingshaws]

 


Its for the main flock, 2 bags and both of them like that.  Not sure I would know how much to moisten . will it spoil if they dont eat it all ?

Great idea BTW thank you

I was feeding a gallon a day when my flock was bigger. Not sure for you, since your birds are small. If I was going to wet powdered feed I would use a hog pan, but I keep a few on hand for wading in the summer. Fermented feed is wet feed, so I would think as long as it's not moldy then it's ok. If you feed a gallon or two, it won't sit long enough to get moldy.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

12. That pick was a few years ago when she was heavier. She's thinning down, not keeping the weight on anymore.

she looks mean in that picture. A dog you wouldnt want to run across . LOL

 

[ChickenLady2014]

Red, yours is a still air incubator ~ 102° is the normal incubating temp for them. Sounds like your humidity is staying in a good range. Tomorrow when you candle you will be able to tell if you need to increase or decrease the amount of water your adding. I think your doing great!

Thanks Lisa. How are you feeling tonight? Hopefully better.

I'm getting there Red, just gotta get my energy back now. How are you doing?

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Hi granny, sorry was reading. I starting on the mend, still no energy, but today my head wasn't killing me

thats ok I used to being ignored.