Momo chicks
In the Brooder
lazy farmer
Yeah you got me. I was like , dang just started to join in and already offended someone. Whew!
Yeah you got me. I was like , dang just started to join in and already offended someone. Whew!
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very interesting! I think....I think giving the fresh garlic will work just about as well as the garlic tonic.....but I sure am interested in it. I like the idea of some of the other tonics, too, and the tinctures really sound good (expensive but I can understand why).
I have a thought.....
I straw bale garden organic and sometimes the bales sprout wheat so..... Why not just wet down a few I know have seed pods left in them and just let the chicks scratch up a opened bales in the run?
Thoughts anyone??
(Without using organic fertilizers)
lazy farmer
Yeah you got me.I was like , dang just started to join in and already offended someone. Whew!
as long as you are very careful about the bales not molding.I have a thought.....
I straw bale garden organic and sometimes the bales sprout wheat so..... Why not just wet down a few I know have seed pods left in them and just let the chicks scratch up a opened bales in the run?
Thoughts anyone??
(Without using organic fertilizers)
yep.....I think in your situation @lalalancthat I'd try to give them as much good stuff as I could!
I keep wondering about all these flocks that are getting AI......... mostly turkeys.
-I've wondered if they come from a hatchery and which one? I wish that info was public.
-Most of them have been confined large flocks that are usually given antibiotics routinely. Therefore their immune systems are not strong. Which sounds counter-intuitive, but it actually makes them more susceptible to diseases...) And is this particular strain of AI an anti-biotic resistant strain that was started in the hatcheries and/or "factory farms"? I wish they'd make that info public...
-Even the home flock that got it is a "large" home flock... Is it a confined flock that's over-crowded and kept indoors? Was it a flock that was outdoors on green grass or ground that wasn't an impacted, unhealthy breeding ground for disease? I wish they'd make that info. public.
as long as you are very careful about the bales not molding.