No, not lots, but they do enjoy it. What problems does oxalic acid cause? Large parts of this property are completely invaded by it, so it’s going to stay. I also think it’s pretty.Oh! We are literally invaded by oxalis in our garden (though we'll have it only in six weeks from now) and I never dared feed it in mass to the chickens because of oxalic acid. Do your girls eat lots of it without any trouble? This stuff is a plague when growing carrots or salads.
We are firmly behind closed doors. Thank you
Well, it's an anti-nutrient, both for people and animals. When binding with calcium it turns into oxalate, which may stop other minerals absorption, and cause kidney problems : https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1439-0396.2012.01309.xNo, not lots, but they do enjoy it. What problems dies oxalic acid cause? Large parts of this priperty are completely invaded by it, so it’s going to stay. I also think it’s pretty.
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Unlikely. There was a colony of rats under the shed. I saw the first rat going up the ramp to the coop one day. That's how I knew I had a problem.
Found I had a lot of them killed 40 before I had a bit of break.
I found where they lived and used dry ice to kill them all at once.
Good question to which I don't know the answer. I think originally it just rested on the ground but over the years the base has become buried under the accumulation of mud and chicken shite.
