What do you feed yours?

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Thank you I’ve been looking into adding mushrooms to the menu and for sources of vit d. glad I found your post.

You're welcome. I have tons of research articles, some printed and some saved bookmarks. This is just one regarding poultry and mushrooms you might find interesting, it took me a while to find it...
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0032579119424334

 

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You're welcome. I have tons of research articles, some printed and some saved bookmarks. This is just one regarding poultry and mushrooms you might find interesting, it took me a while to find it...
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0032579119424334

https://www.feednavigator.com/Article/2018/01/19/Mushroom-supplement-may-boost-poultry-meat-quality

Thanks I found this about oysters but not looked into portabello because I thought they’d need cooking to reduce the agaritine, hadn’t considered sun drying them. Thanks for the links, much appreciated. Good to see other birds getting proper food.

 

[Hens having Fun]

Hens : Layer pellets, scratch mix, sunflower seeds, pepitas, kale, blueberries, strawberries, budgie seed, parrot seed, seed bells, millet spray, fresh grass, rolled oats, bread, egg and biscuit, dried mealworms, dried crickets, cuttlebone, shell grit, boiled egg, cooked mince, cooked rice and pasta, milk thistle, dandelion
Roosters everything above except on grower pellets instead of layer pellets (lower calcium)
Guinea pigs and rabbits Oaten hay, Lucerne based pellet, fresh picked grass, milk thistle, dandelion, parsley, celery, cauliflower leaves, mulberry leaves
Dogs and Cats cooked chicken, cooked beef mince, cooked rice, kibble, boiled sweet potato and white potato, peas, dried liver
Sheep and horses Lucerne hay, treats (molasses on bread and carrots)
Lorikeet Passwells lorikeet powder, mangoes, banana, apple