Minnesota!

[Cyrus83]

GREAT NEWS..

MY wife left for work and called to tell me there was a dead coon on the road less than a 1/4 mile from here!

I think I have a coon problem..

Cousin Cyrus bring your dogs and lets get us some coons!

If I show up, its the coons who have the problem!

 

[duluthralphie]

Bring him/her up... I wonder what the suburbanites in the housing divisions around here would think of a baying hound running behind their homes....?

 

[Cyrus83]

Terriers just love playing with stuffed animals

 

[duluthralphie]

Your choice of toy is amazing!!

 

[The BlanchRanch]

Terriers just love playing with stuffed animals

Nice!! Going way back to the sylage.

 

[The BlanchRanch]

http://www.askanaturopath.com/faqs/yeast-good-or-bad/p/333
PITA phone. Anyway. If you want it to ferment. It Will Need To Let Off Carbon dioxide.
I found this article on yeasts.
Sorry about all the messed up typing

 

[Coffee 1st]

Poor baby Chickens,, 2nd day trapped inside the coop because of the rain.. i think they are to young to go out in the rain.They are 5 wks now. I realize now i need to make my run bigger and cover it so they can go outside and have a dry place... guess i will keep learning as i go along.. to bad these girls have to be my ginny pigs...

 

[duluthralphie]

Poor baby Chickens,, 2nd day trapped inside the coop because of the rain.. i think they are to young to go out in the rain.They are 5 wks now. I realize now i need to make my run bigger and cover it so they can go outside and have a dry place... guess i will keep learning as i go along.. to bad these girls have to be my ginny pigs...

I got my CX's on July 8th, they were hatched the day before.

They live outside in a brooder/tractor system. ( sorta like yours but way more primitive and cheap) Yesterday, I brave the rain and risked pneumonia to put a tarp over one wing of the tractor system. This morning I went out to let them out. 6 birds were under the tarp, the rest were out in the rain enjoying themselves.

I think mine are 6 weeks old today. They are tougher than you think.


I have some real babies outside free ranging now too, I thought they would be in the brooder today ( I let them out around 8 am) they were all gone somewhere I did not see them. These are not quite 3 week old creamettes, guineas and some crosses of some kind. I am not implying you should let yours free range, I am trying to reassure you they are tougher than we humans think.

If they can get back under cover in your run, they would be fine, IMHO.

 

[KlopKlop]

http://www.askanaturopath.com/faqs/yeast-good-or-bad/p/333
PITA phone. Anyway. If you want it to ferment. It Will Need To Let Off Carbon dioxide.
I found this article on yeasts.
Sorry about all the messed up typing

Silage and haylage rely on lacto-fermentation
Which is bacteria not yeast. I'm not sure if they create co2 or not but I don't see wrapped hay baloons out in the fields so it must not make much if it does

 

[duluthralphie]

Silage and haylage rely on lacto-fermentation
Which is bacteria not yeast. I'm not sure if they create co2 or not but I don't see wrapped hay baloons out in the fields so it must not make much if it does

I know it gives off some gases. I have no idea what. My Dad use to warn us as kids to stay away from the freshly filled silo. Every year or two we would hear about a farmer that went into the silo too soon and died. I am guessing that means whatever gas it is heavier than air to get trapped in the silo itself.