Worming

[casportpony]

The box shows 3 different bottles. What is in each bottle?

http://www.dbcagproducts.com/backyard-chicken-health-pack/

http://www.jefferslivestock.com/backyard-chicken-health-pack/camid/LIV/cp/0040792/cn/350/

-Kathy

 

[enola]

OK, after reading the description I have one question - which ingredient kills the worms?

 

[dawg53]

Quote:

-Kathy

Right. It means a chicken can have a bellyful of worms and the Zyfend will keep the chicken alive a little longer before the chicken dies from all the worms excrement and starvation from lack of feed nutrients.

 

[shortgrass]

You know... I've read alot of these worming war posts and I just have to say my 2 cents and sneak back out of the bickering,...

I am an organic producer. The way a certain few members seem to push and shove and try to force chemicals down peoples throats and then call them stupid or make fun of them for not doing it... Let me tell you how stupid it is to keep pouring chemicals into an animal that doesn't even need it and what its doing to the whole healthy ecosystem that these birds belong to.

The general LACK of knowledge of that concept is what leaves so many if you scrambling for wormers to cycle through every month...

ROFL so much money wasted on fecals and wormers, when soil and flock health makes it all moot.

Have a great day, enjoy spending your paycheck on wormers lol

 

[dawg53]

You know... I've read alot of these worming war posts and I just have to say my 2 cents and sneak back out of the bickering,...

I am an organic producer. The way a certain few members seem to push and shove and try to force chemicals down peoples throats and then call them stupid or make fun of them for not doing it... Let me tell you how stupid it is to keep pouring chemicals into an animal that doesn't even need it and what its doing to the whole healthy ecosystem that these birds belong to.

The general LACK of knowledge of that concept is what leaves so many if you scrambling for wormers to cycle through every month...

ROFL so much money wasted on fecals and wormers, when soil and flock health makes it all moot.

Have a great day, enjoy spending your paycheck on wormers lol

LOL. You worm your sheep, dont you?
You'd better go delete that from one of your posts I read recently.

 

[shortgrass]

LOL. You worm your sheep, dont you?
You'd better go delete that from one of your posts I read recently. 

Also read where I say the sheep aren't organic

 

[dawg53]

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You condemn worming, yet you do it.

 

[enola]

Now I am really confused....... You just informed us that your sheep aren't organic. So you are an organic producer of what?????

 

[dawg53]

Shortgrass: I DO appreciate your honesty about having to worm your sheep.

 

[shortgrass]

Shortgrass: I DO appreciate your honesty about having to worm your sheep. 

Meh. Lol they're grandpa's sheep...we only worm them because he says so ROFL ...we don't backtalk grandpa ... Besides, the sheep get hauled all over to sales exposing them to other sheep, so they aren't allowed in my closed herd. The sheep are a pain lol, but grandpa and his sheep are what started this whole shebang so we do it out if respect for him....for now

I'm not in this discussion. Serious inquiries to my closed herd organic mentality can be directed to my private messages. Thanks!

Enola...Certified Organic hay, organic produced wheat and corn. Certified Organic beef and chicken including eggs, regular old wool and sheep. Specific enough or shall I include my garden and contents too lol