Show me your Grazing Box....

[FatherFalcon]

Not those.....

These...

 

[thecatumbrella]

I have this exact image pinned as something to implement this year! I'm planning to make a simple frame and sandwich some of that thick plastic poultry netting over the top. I've seen people use chicken wire or hardware cloth, but that seems so rough on their feet.

 

[FatherFalcon]

I thought about putting these
bamboo fence(?)on top or the hardware cloth...
might keep the feetees un scathed

 

[CocoL]

Oh wow both these are amazing! I was trying to figure out how to get grass to grow in their yard without them gobbling it all up as it grows.

 

[Gazergirlstar]

this is so cool i dont know where i would put one in my run but maybe next to it would work

 

[PrettyBirdRocky]

Somewhere in here there is another similar thread about how high/deep they need to be otherwise the seeds don't grow well enough. I've never tried it, I've just grown sprouts and then tossed them in the run

 

[FatherFalcon]

Somewhere in here there is another similar thread about how high/deep they need to be otherwise the seeds don't grow well enough. I've never tried it, I've just grown sprouts and then tossed them in the run

Hmmm scratch frame depth. I’d say that’s a good play… about 6-8 inches deep seems to be what is effective. Tossing in seeds every now and again for spouts. Mostly rooting plants, Sunflower and mint family plants.

 

[Gazergirlstar]

Hmmm scratch frame depth. I’d say that’s a good play… about 6-8 inches deep seems to be what is effective. Tossing in seeds every now and again for spouts. Mostly rooting plants, Sunflower and mint family plants.

i could never be brave enough to plant mint any where near my home lol that stuff spreads like herpes at a college party

 

[FatherFalcon]

Who doesn’t like a good
ol’ “ College Party”