Growing fodder for chickens

[SHRIVERFARMGIRL]

And I try to upload photos on here....and it just sits there doing nothing. They are jpg's and lower res so they are smaller.....and still nothing. So, I cant upload pics either. Darn It anyway.

 

[Chicks Galore3]

I was sick yesterday, and I forgot to tell my brother to water it except once last night. Will it be okay? It seems to be doing fine this morning.

 

[NotAFarm]

I have "rootlings"!!

 

[ChickenPeep]

I fed my chickens the fodder yesterday and they loved it! They were begging for more! I have gotten some more trays that I've poked holes in the bottom and now I'm just waiting for my big bag of wheat to arrive. Can't wait to make more!

 

[Chicks Galore3]

I have "rootlings"!!

I think mine are at the same stage!!!!

 

[NotAFarm]

Okay here is the info and pics from SHRIVERFARMGIRL for those like me who can't see the Face page....


Quote: This is the plastic or vinyl gutter we got at Lowes for about $6 each (3 pcs cut in half) and the fittings were kinda pricey but the whole thing was under $80.00

Let me know if you have any questions. Or want more pics....of the fodder growing in stages."

 

[NotAFarm]

I have to say that the wall idea is very cool.....I don't have space for it and if I did, my DH would never approve of it in the house. I don't have a heated outside place for one. My unheated garage is definitely not warm enough...especially on days like today when our high is forecast at 14 F and the low tonight will be negative something.

 

[pysankigirl]

Okay here is the info and pics from SHRIVERFARMGIRL for those like me who can't see the Face page....

THAT IS SO COOL!!!!!!

 

[Chicks Galore3]

Okay here is the info and pics from SHRIVERFARMGIRL for those like me who can't see the Face page....


Quote: This is the plastic or vinyl gutter we got at Lowes for about $6 each (3 pcs cut in half) and the fittings were kinda pricey but the whole thing was under $80.00

Let me know if you have any questions. Or want more pics....of the fodder growing in stages."

Wow that is awesome!

 

[SHRIVERFARMGIRL]

2 pounds of seed...turns into 10-13 pounds of fodder for the animals.....its like magic and Oh So Simple!