Just an Idea/suggestion. Once you have area tilled, you can add lawn grass clippings spread on top of that softened earth. I toss all my lawn clippings into chicken run. The ground never turns into mud. Chickens scratch thru clippings and into soil beneath. My chickens never suffer from boredom
Just an Idea/suggestion. Once you have area tilled, you can add lawn grass clippings spread on top of that softened earth. I toss all my lawn clippings into chicken run. The ground never turns into mud. Chickens scratch thru clippings and into soil beneath. My chickens never suffer from boredom
That's a great idea! I'm going to mow their pen today, I will dump the grass in there! Thank you!Just an Idea/suggestion. Once you have area tilled, you can add lawn grass clippings spread on top of that softened earth. I toss all my lawn clippings into chicken run. The ground never turns into mud. Chickens scratch thru clippings and into soil beneath. My chickens never suffer from boredom
Thank you Debby!
I'm very happy with how it has turned out!
Oh my gosh! I love it! I love the pic if them all spread across the green grass!
Thank you!Oh my gosh! I love it! I love the pic if them all spread across the green grass!
So do I and they love having more room!
Oh, I’ll bet they do!!!Thank you!
.... still not sure it was him... I’ll keep you posted!
.... no, just kidding...... we are horse hunting
.... super exciting!!
Welcome @Three Little Bunnies! I bought 16 of my chicks from Hoover's hatchery, they all arrived very healthy. I bought 4 from our local Ranch & Home, but they also came from Hoover's and a friend gave me 3 white Silkies. So I currently have 23, the 1st 16 are 16 weeks, 4 are 14 weeks & I'm not sure about the Silkies, but I'm guessing they are about the same age! A few posts back from yours is a couple of current pictures & a video of them!
