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That is encouraging. I'm planning on just moving it around a plot of land (it's fallow this year, used to be the garden) that is 150ft x 75ft. and rotating them through it every day. this will give me good nutrients for the garden next year, and there is a TON of great pasture for them to eat. I'm figuring if I move them every day by the time I rotate back through to the first spot it'll be cleaned up.
I was only planning on brooding for a week. In august it's still about 85 during the day with 70-75 at night. I figured with them huddled up in the tractor they should be fine for warmth. Though, I guess I could take the plunge and try them out now...not sure.
I was only planning on brooding for a week. In august it's still about 85 during the day with 70-75 at night. I figured with them huddled up in the tractor they should be fine for warmth. Though, I guess I could take the plunge and try them out now...not sure.
