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I don't ALWAYS use ACV - not necessarily because of temperatures, but just because I think it's good for them to sometimes have just plain old fresh water. I will alternate between using ACV and not... just my .02.Okay sorry if this has been discussed, I am 4,000 post behind and don't think I will get caught up anytime soon. For those in HOT areas do you use ACV in your water? This was posted on my Texas forum and just wanted to get others input. I use ACV with mother in both my water and fermented feed. Should I back off during our SUPER HOT summer? I have noticed that my shells are getting thinner even though they have oyster and crushed egg shell.
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X3! I can definitely tell the difference between those and my little hatchery ones!Absolutely stunning birds, Aoxa!!!
Spent part of the day in court. Being sued by the guy that sold me his farm. Seems he refused to come in and sign a 2nd mortgage so now I have defrauded him. I have written proof of everything that I have said, but need an attorney to get me through Civil Procedure.... So it will cost me $5,000.00 or so just to defend myself when i did nothing wrong. Rest of the day, closed my mechanic shop and converting it to an Auction house. If I ever come back to this world, I want to come back as a much simpler being with a LOT less stress.
Sorry, not very Loin like, but just venting.
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I almost died after I found out BYC has a bug that doesn't allow me to upload photos right now. I can still link, so I am okay lol. I have to share the Barred Plymouth Rocks we got this weekend. I am stoked. I LOVE them.
I hatched 19 HRIR for Camille 8 weeks ago. She just brought back a trio for me. I wasn't prepared to raise chicks 8 weeks ago, as I didn't have any place to put them, so she raised them for me in exchange for the hatch. They are adorable.
Originally Posted by LeahsMomI use shavings and grass clippings also. With some wood ash mixed in there. I need more grass clippings but the darn rain prevents me from drying it out lol. But my plan is to dry grass to save up for the winter for use in nesting boxes and DL.
And they look so happy there
Quote: I alternate on using it as well with the big girls. The tots always have ACV in their water for now. But I don't use the ACV with mother just regular ACV.
I used FF last year all summer without a problem. It may get a gray color on top of the FF but I just stir it back in. I do notice when its hotter out it drys out quicker so I just add extra water. I have never had a batch go bad. Our temps can get into the high 80s-90s some days.
Hello everyone, i just found this thread. I am not yet all organic.. There is a farmer next door that sprays all sorts of nasty stuff every summer so it would be self defeating I am afraid. BUT I do what ever I can to keep things natural. I hope to learn from you all... will probably be more of a "stalker/researcher" than a contributor. I hope that is ok! I love the idea of drying grass clippings. I have been adding them to my runs for years. Will have to hold some back and dry for the inside of the coop. It is always good to save money! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Tammy