She said/He said Who's right? Who's wrong? No one!

[AmyLynn2374]

Thanks! Other than it tipping alot further than I expected, its awesome! Has maintained 32-24% humidity the whole week without any water, so I'm pleased. Temp stability is the bomb!!

Temp stability??? What's that???? LOL

 

[silkiecuddles]

GA: My brother and dad both have instant reactions to MSG, that's why we quit eating it and several other things. So your allergy to it isn't unusual, I believe. I think most people react to it, maybe not instant or obvious, but over time it will effect.

Frmboyinthecity, you're a brave soul to read all those posts. Hope you enjoyed it

 

[WVduckchick]

Temp stability??? What's that???? LOL

Yea its a very strange experience!! I keep wondering if my Spot Check is broken

 

[WVduckchick]

Sure, you say this after I've spent a week reading and I'm 5500 posts in...

That's ok, I've learned a lot reading and will keep reading.

and welcome!

 

[silkiecuddles]

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/a...ou-or-your-family-eating-toxic-food-dyes.aspx

Here, GA and anyone else interested. Food coloring effects^

 

[silkiecuddles]

GA, that MSg article was very interesting! Thanks for sharing!

 

[rossfam06]

Next spring don't be surprised if I don't pick your brain about turkey breeds. My nephew thinks he wants to do turkeys. I said I know just the person to talk to...lol  (Not that he listens to me anyway...lol)

Yay!!! Boo on the sebrights.

But MSG makes eerything taste better!!!!!   lol  I use a lot of food coloring!!!

Yes, lots of bad stuff about red dye#40.  Didn't they link that to cancer long ago?

Msg is the best! Asians use it all the time. And they have a longer life span than Americans....lol!!!!

@silkiecuddles super cute!!!!! Love how they snuggle

@BYC910 now why did you have to pull the race card with that poor dog. SMH.

My quotes did not pull over. So....did what I could remember. Oh...the first one that hatched has pasty butt!!! Poor thing struggles to poop.

@GACHOOKS I'm glad you're okay but sorry your in pain.

Welcome @frmboyinthecity!!!

 

[silkiecuddles]

Msg is the best! Asians use it all the time. And they have a longer life span than Americans....lol!!!!
@silkiecuddles super cute!!!!! Love how they snuggle
!!!

Yep, Asian's use it all the time so I rarely eat any Asian buffet restaurants. They pump their food full of it! Which makes me sad. I've gotten to the point where I can taste MSG, HFCS, and aspartame in food so I'm a picky eater when eating out. I think the longer life span is due to all the veggies we eat!

Thanks! I'm not sure the mama likes it

 

[dan26552]

Msg is the best! Asians use it all the time. And they have a longer life span than Americans....lol!!!!

@silkiecuddles super cute!!!!! Love how they snuggle

@BYC910 now why did you have to pull the race card with that poor dog. SMH.

My quotes did not pull over. So....did what I could remember. Oh...the first one that hatched has pasty butt!!! Poor thing struggles to poop.

@GACHOOKS I'm glad you're okay but sorry your in pain.

Welcome @frmboyinthecity!!!

You might wanna read this

http://dogtorj.com/what-is-food-intolerance/the-history-of-the-big-4/

 

[lazy gardener]

What did you do about them? I'd be worried to have wild birds near my chickens. Esp with AI

I thoroughly enjoyed watching them. I'm happy to be visited by turkeys... except when I'm trying to start some new grass, but that was well taken care of with fencing around it. I'm not the least bit worried (well, ok... maybe just a tiny bit, but not enough that it's gonna alter my life style) about AI and the wild bird population. I can't keep my flock in a bubble, and if AI starts killing off the wild bird populations, we'll have much more to worry about than that, IMO. Turkeys carry a less virulent strain of Mareks dz. So, I conside them to be a health benefit for my flock.

I think he's inspired me to plant a winter garden for the chooks as soon as I can get up and going again! Think I'll skip the tiller and go for the lasagna method this time.

My flock is working up a homogenized lasagna garden in my green house. I put in the layers, and they churn them up. I have dry leaves, grass clippings, wood chips, and leaves. Will add some chicken litter as well. It's about 10" deep now. and when I close the building in for the winter, I'll top off the growing beds with a couple of inches of top soil. BTW, they work for scratch!!!