What Time of The Morning Does Your Day Start for Feeding Your Animals.

[hawks farm]

up between 5-6,outside by 7:30,feed the birds,cow.then off to work.

 

[hawks farm]

 

[Mojo Chick'n]

I'm retired - I don't get out of bed til about 9:00 usually - or if the dogs whine enough to get me up to let them out.

Meri

 

[too much fun]

feeding at 5:30 then off to work

 

[hypnofrogstevie]

6am for me. bIrds will be outside in a few minutes though since they are indoors

 

[Wildsky]

Right after sun-up.
Now that is at 8am, the horse an goat get fed first then the chickens get let out and then the water gets checked (ice picked out - whatever)

water gets checked again at lunch time.

horse and goat fed again at 5. Water filled up again.

chickens etc. closed up at 7:30pm - feeder and waterer filled up if needed.

 

[BeardedChick]

I am on the same schedule as Wildsky.

 

[horsejody]

Up at 5am. Outside and feeding by 5:30.

 

[pips&peeps]

Up at seven to get the kids off to school by 8:30. My husband feeds the horses between 6:30 and 7:00 and is off to work.

I briefly go out in the morning to check everyone. I do all my feeding and watering in the evening around 5:00-6:00.

 

[tamemeg]

hmmmmm, am I doing something wrong? Right now my chickens are in with my 2 pygmy goats, they have a good sized fenced in area which is connected to the barn, which is open to the fenced in area all the time, so, the goats and chickens go in and out of the barn whenever they want. We are in the process of building the chickens their own coop and run, but it's not finished as of yet. Is it OK to allow the chickens to go in and out of the barn whenever they want??? They all go in to roost at night, and the one hen that is laying goes into the laying box whenever she is ready. Thanks