I know your pain I prefer cats the dogs are for hubby but I am the one that does the feeding and grooming he has to do all the walking.I have forwarded the info onto their leaders AKA as my son and his father!
I love the dogs dearly but they are their gun dogs so they can get it sorted. I’m just sick of living in a dog bed!
Awwww aren't they lovely! And they look so content. I'll go to bed happy
Small conventional bales are anything from £3.50 to £5 each round here depending who you get them from. Harry is on large bale haylage at the minute which is £35 a bale and lasts him, the 3 sheep and China the loan pony about 3 weeks so not too bad. Hay is anything from £40 to £80 a big bale depending on size and where from again. Crazy prices compared to what they used to be
and hard feed is just astronomical these days
TBH that's a bit better than I expected - it's the prices I seem to remember from a while ago so I googled it and there were some higher prices around Bradford/Halifax which is where we were. £35 for three weeks is manageable. Yes wheat has shot up but chickens don't eat as much as horses. I keep looking for where I could scatter a bit of wheat to grow in peace without getting eaten!Small conventional bales are anything from £3.50 to £5 each round here depending who you get them from. Harry is on large bale haylage at the minute which is £35 a bale and lasts him, the 3 sheep and China the loan pony about 3 weeks so not too bad. Hay is anything from £40 to £80 a big bale depending on size and where from again. Crazy prices compared to what they used to be
I’m quite obsessed with checking the meters! My dad used to work at For Farmers as a wagon driver so would bring me corn etc as a treat for the birds from spillage or trailer sweeping outs. After he retired I didn’t realise how much a bag of mixed corn was from BATA 
I asked at BATA for scatter grain and they gave me chicken treats. It included dried banana that I wouldn't even buy for myself unless as a treat! (Insert that eye-popping emoticon!) So then I got a bag of wheat to mix with it - and the chickens preferred the wheat!I don’t want to look but I dare
Go into the Yates pet shop it's down the alleyway at the side of the shop, they sell bags of mixed corn. It's where I buy the majority of my chicken feed from.I asked at BATA for scatter grain and they gave me chicken treats. It included dried banana that I wouldn't even buy for myself unless as a treat! (Insert that eye-popping emoticon!) So then I got a bag of wheat to mix with it - and the chickens preferred the wheat!
