Generally we use the finer cut (yellow bags) for our poop boards, & the bigger cut (white bags) for the coop floors & for the duck coop
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I used to put pine shavings on the poop boards, last few yrs I have cut old feed bags and put them on the poop boards, scrapes off real easy, even in winter when they start looking filthy I just roll them up and put down clean ones, saves a lot on pine shavings. ......... I like the fine ones for out in the run if it gets too muddy,, I use a mix of pine and hey inside the coop, stays quite clean as all food and water are outside, so hens are outside most of the time and the poop at night falls on the boards. won't clean out bedding till they are through molting, and that should be soon, as most are re-feathered now, sure wish they would start laying, never had them quit so soon.Generally we use the finer cut (yellow bags) for our poop boards, & the bigger cut (white bags) for the coop floors & for the duck coop
That has been my experience from FFH as well regarding the shavings being more dusty.I've had to be "selective" buying the pine flakes/shavings at TSC & sift thru the pallet to find some bags that haven't gotten wet inside the bag from rain.
They work fine as long as they aren't wet.
I only got some once from FF&H a couple years ago, & I didn't like it - was was more like sawdust. Maybe they are different now?
I like the kind at Rural King the best , but unfortunately the closest location is 100 miles each way - so in order to at least "break-even" , I hafta get about 6~8 bags of shavings AND 6~8 bags of feed - even tho the items cost a little less, the gas money cost for the trip
Yeah, my dumb self should have gone into the doctor back on Friday when it was really blowing up and gotten the script sooner to clear it up instead of waiting until Monday to go in. Think I should be good tomorrow, as long as I wear a long sleeve shirt and really focus on just using my hands.Oh Bummer!
Definitely an occupational detriment for you......hope it clears up quickly.