Quote: Where did you get the ball thing? I've tried putting greens in a square suet holder but doesnt work well. I know cut them up with scissors into small pieces but if I could find something like this it would work even better
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Quote: Where did you get the ball thing? I've tried putting greens in a square suet holder but doesnt work well. I know cut them up with scissors into small pieces but if I could find something like this it would work even better
Golf balls. Steal 'em from your dad/brother/cousin. My dad had many.Might try some fake eggs or golf balls in the nests as a visual?
says the woman typing from a plastic computer![]()
Someone (our wry tailed buff orpington? I presume) has started laying and has layed 3 thin shelled smooshy eggs in the last week. Once on a rock and twice in the coop (not the nesting boxes).
Is there anything I can do to encourage her laying in the boxes, and is there anything I can do to help promote the thickness of the shell? I have oyster shells available and I FF
Would wry tail have anything to do with this?
Good morning everyone!
Wonderful links..thank you!Something nutritious you can give you chickens and you don't have to go to the store to buy is....... Chickweed it is growing in my 30 f weather right now and gives them nutrients the chickens need. Here's a link for identification http://www.wildmanstevebrill.com/Plants.Folder/Chickweed.html and another breaking down the nutrition found in it a little more http://www.livestrong.com/article/393151-nutrition-of-chickweed/. I just gave mine some that I pulled out of the garden and they were eating it before I left. Another is cress, a weed many people spray to kill that is very healthy for humans and chickens.
Where did you get the ball thing? I've tried putting greens in a square suet holder but doesnt work well. I know cut them up with scissors into small pieces but if I could find something like this it would work even better
I bought chickweed last year to plant around the chicken house area. I'm going to seed some more this spring! Thanks for the linksSomething nutritious you can give you chickens and you don't have to go to the store to buy is....... Chickweed it is growing in my 30 f weather right now and gives them nutrients the chickens need. Here's a link for identification http://www.wildmanstevebrill.com/Plants.Folder/Chickweed.html and another breaking down the nutrition found in it a little more http://www.livestrong.com/article/393151-nutrition-of-chickweed/. I just gave mine some that I pulled out of the garden and they were eating it before I left. Another is cress, a weed many people spray to kill that is very healthy for humans and chickens.
Quote: Thanks Leah I am going to look for one.
And Midnight thanks for the info on the chickweed
Do you think she'll last the 21 days?
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