I have had my birds dust them selves in wood ash and dirt... I have yet to have mites. They seem to do it on their own every year we burn the sticks and branches. Every year, they jump the fence and dust in it. Guess they don't know better...
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I also mix mine with black earth. They just love soil, so that's what I do.I have had my birds dust them selves in wood ash and dirt... I have yet to have mites. They seem to do it on their own every year we burn the sticks and branches. Every year, they jump the fence and dust in it. Guess they don't know better...
sweet!!!! about 75% of the material for my coop is salvaged cedar, so it is a significant cost savings to use this.Oh you can use wood that is cedar. Just not cedar shavings![]()
Have at it! Good luck!sweet!!!! about 75% of the material for my coop is salvaged cedar, so it is a significant cost savings to use this.
I strongly suggest you paint the wood!!!!!!! you don't want to end up with a bunch of chickens with breathing problems.sweet!!!! about 75% of the material for my coop is salvaged cedar, so it is a significant cost savings to use this.
Crafty Duck,I strongly suggest you paint the wood!!!!!!! you don't want to end up with a bunch of chickens with breathing problems.
Would you deworm your chickens? Would you provide antibiotics if sick?There is debate about using cedar wood so.........I like to play on the safe side!