cool. Thanks. I have yet to try a veggie that i dont likeI recommend Russian kale... Mine didn't seed or I'd send some your way. Next time I see them I'll grab extra if you like.
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cool. Thanks. I have yet to try a veggie that i dont likeI recommend Russian kale... Mine didn't seed or I'd send some your way. Next time I see them I'll grab extra if you like.
How do you know it was a nice mammoth? Did you know it personally?What about a nice mammoth steak?
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key in the words poisonous plants right here on BYC.... There will be several threads but there is one that is a spreadsheet.
that will be the best organized and quickly parused through.
Awe Heck
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/627282/comprehensive-list-of-poisonous-plants-and-trees
and This one is on a website that is inactive he keeps it open because there is a wealth of info on it.
http://www.bhttp://www.poultryhelp.com/toxicplants.html
Keep in mind Toxic comes in various levels ... Like for instance Apple seeds hava a toxic component... Eaten occasionally when you make applesauce... Not so much. Because the bird isnt relying on it as a main diet...
deb
Thanks Deb, I always wanted one specific to chickens, but heck it didn't work! I want to plant stuff in my yard that provides them food. I've got 2 grape vines going on their wire enclosure. They ate up the other 2 before thy had a chance. Right now they are eating all the pecans that fall off the tree, after I step on them, of course. These are native pecans and though they have great flavor they are too small for me to fool with. I have chinaberry trees that are toxic but they don't eat them, fortunately. Anyone know what else one can plant, low maintenance of course, that provides the girls with seeds or berries?
@beverly evansHey Bama, I've had no pc since august something and am just now reading some old entries and got a real hoot out of you comment about not daring to leave your your "sstuff" at home if you came to see me. Was that because you know something about us old hippies in the famous city of "Keep Austin Weird"? Or did I somehow let on about my past? I was a flower child alright with hair almost to the floor. Guess I'll read some more to see what ya'll have been up to. : )
Quote:
Are you like me you NEVER sleep...![]()
key in the words poisonous plants right here on BYC.... There will be several threads but there is one that is a spreadsheet.
that will be the best organized and quickly parused through.
Awe Heck
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/627282/comprehensive-list-of-poisonous-plants-and-trees
and This one is on a website that is inactive he keeps it open because there is a wealth of info on it.
http://www.bhttp://www.poultryhelp.com/toxicplants.html
Keep in mind Toxic comes in various levels ... Like for instance Apple seeds hava a toxic component... Eaten occasionally when you make applesauce... Not so much. Because the bird isnt relying on it as a main diet...
deb
Thanks Deb, I always wanted one specific to chickens, but heck it didn't work! I want to plant stuff in my yard that provides them food. I've got 2 grape vines going on their wire enclosure. They ate up the other 2 before thy had a chance. Right now they are eating all the pecans that fall off the tree, after I step on them, of course. These are native pecans and though they have great flavor they are too small for me to fool with. I have chinaberry trees that are toxic but they don't eat them, fortunately. Anyone know what else one can plant, low maintenance of course, that provides the girls with seeds or berries?
Mulberry trees.... OH MY Goodness. they can be made into jam and wine and there is still enough for the birds.
One of the problems with chickens is you have to enclose the plants so they dont get stripped while they are starting out.
But there are ways... you can plant beds of wheat or rye grasses surrounded by four by fours or planter boxes and staple plastic netting over the top stretched tight. Now the grasses can grow up and the hens can "graze" as they can reach the tips. Plus the net will support the weight of the hens.
you can do Kale that way too. Make an Aframe to protect the plant this way they can reach tasty bits without killing the plant.
Same would go for your Grapes.... Though I would exclude them completely till the grapes with through at least one season to develop those woody branches....
deb
You may have to do it inside and take it out. My chickens like fermented feed much better than 4 day old sprouts. They will eat it eventually but I was the one disappointed.I want to do a sprout box in the pen.....
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