Jul 10, 2011 #11 chickmchickie Songster 8 Years Jul 6, 2011 270 2 101 Ely Mn i just googled too.. saw nothing about it..
Jul 10, 2011 #12 chickmchickie Songster 8 Years Jul 6, 2011 270 2 101 Ely Mn oh wait i found some places that said yes you can feed them popcorn popped with no salt or butter added.. and unpopped as well
oh wait i found some places that said yes you can feed them popcorn popped with no salt or butter added.. and unpopped as well
Jul 10, 2011 #13 7L Farm Songster 9 Years Jul 22, 2010 4,635 96 231 Anderson, Texas Give them Orville Redenbacher's SP? its the best LOL. Its a treat so don't go overboard.
Jul 10, 2011 #14 duckinnut Songster 9 Years Jul 18, 2010 1,935 109 186 Marshfield, Ma. If you start giing them popcorn they will soon be asking for a movie and a soda! I think they prefer the movie "Chicken Run".
If you start giing them popcorn they will soon be asking for a movie and a soda! I think they prefer the movie "Chicken Run".
Jul 10, 2011 #15 Cindy in PA Free Ranging 16 Years Jul 8, 2008 3,020 1,725 521 Fleetwood, PA Unpopped popcorn is fine for chickens. It is included in some pigeon mixes. It is just corn.
Jul 10, 2011 #16 flowerchild59 Songster 9 Years Apr 25, 2010 1,152 33 184 Southern IL I have my LF adult chickens eating whole kernals of regular feed corn without problem. As long a they have adequate grit they will be fine.
I have my LF adult chickens eating whole kernals of regular feed corn without problem. As long a they have adequate grit they will be fine.
Jul 11, 2011 #18 A.T. Hagan Don't Panic 12 Years Aug 13, 2007 5,379 245 303 North/Central Florida Popped, unpopped, buttered, salted,or no. It's all good. Just don't go bananas with it and make sure they've got plenty of water. With unpopped make sure they've got access to grit because it's a mighty hard grain.
Popped, unpopped, buttered, salted,or no. It's all good. Just don't go bananas with it and make sure they've got plenty of water. With unpopped make sure they've got access to grit because it's a mighty hard grain.
Jul 11, 2011 #20 florida lee Songster 8 Years Apr 6, 2011 359 15 119 Morriston,fl I thought that corn had to be "cracked" before given to chickens,, all scratch has cracked corn in it. maybe uncracked will just pass thru.
I thought that corn had to be "cracked" before given to chickens,, all scratch has cracked corn in it. maybe uncracked will just pass thru.