No chance of anything corrosive. Their digs are pretty sweet. They are in a chicken trailer with an automated brooder built into it. I’m uploading some pics of the flocks, but the red and white trailer is one I built myself from a harbor freight trailer. It’s got automatic lights, a night light that’s on a sensing eye, and a brooder built in that has two 250W ceramic heat lamps on a thermostatically controlled circuit. There are 14 babies in there that have 10 square feet of room to roam and find the perfect heat preference.
i agree, and I asked them if they wanted to test the bird, but they said “well it’s definitely bacterial and you definitely killed it with doxycycline, so by the time we are able to sample it it’ll be gone already.” Lmao. Good, I wanted to kill it haha.
I may have to get some of that for flock change overs. The way our system works is we are using back to Eden method on all of our garden beds. The area where the chickens are located is 50X100, but it’s divided in half to 25X100. Its deep mulched 6” plus deep with freshly chipped wood chips. This year the chickens are in the left and Garden on right. Next year the chickens will be moved to the right and Garden in the left. We’re not certified organic but we could be. We only use rated products. So I have to be careful of what I use on the mulched area, but this product says it’s for Garden follow up use. I’ll have to research it some more.
