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Great information. Thank you for your research and for sharing. Much appreciated!

will you be offering silver deathlayers at some point?

Excellent information. Thank you

nice very nice

Why don’t you get the some straw shavings instead of having them on just rocks!

It’s filthy in there!

wow they are huge and beautiful

You are a genius..

So what kind of seeds are you using...

How are the death layers hatching and where are you located?

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How wonderful! That's a fantastic way to sve money and reduce your worries about feed. Have you had a problem with spoilage or feed going rancid? I've been picking up feed every week when we do the in-town errands (since we're in town anyway, we stop by the feed store and pick up whatever for the next week). It's easier to let them worry about keeping it from spoiling or having problems, and I don't have to worry about pests, weather, or anything. Considering I just hauled a 50lb bag to the shed for this morning's feeding, I understand the wear and tear on the body! It would be easier to have them deliver in bulk, but I worry about it getting damp and molding. I can get by with about 75 lb/week, or less, right now. But I can see that going up over time. I guess it's a trade-off. I can deal with hauling it every week and not worry about quality in storage, but pay in small amounts regularly and do the heavy lifting. Or I can have it delivered and worry about the storage, but not worry about lifting, price, or running out. Bleh.

I started fermenting my feed about 2 years ago and it's really helped with the flock's health and appetite. Not as much wasted feed! I've been thinkiing about going to mixing my own instead of using processed/bagged feeds. It sounds like sprouting would be a good intermediary step for me while I try to clear space and get the supplies for maybe making my own. It's looking like I'll be growing my flock over the next couple of years because of my plans, longterm, and anything that helps to cut costs while keeping them healthy and happy is a good idea. Thank you! Your feed store lady was right!

All your chicks are beautiful

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How great that with all those chickens you have, that way you can save money on their feed. Congratulations, well thought out.

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How nice, thanks for sharing and as always I follow you from Puerto Rico. Your videos are great.

how much it cost when buying a pair of C O ?

How long can I keep the feed after the 3 days of fermentation? Does it go bad since it’s wet?

Is your name deloris lol

Those boards are to skinny

Remarkable!!! Thanks!

I got a critter trying to live under my trailer haven't figured out what it is yet but it scares the dog

What you use to make feeds for fermentation?

It really helps increase chicken egg production, ivd tried snd tested it 2 years ago. It really wirks wonder

Do they really lay eggs everyday

I won't use plastic for my animals or myself. Just saying

The active ingredient is chlorine dioxide. Look for that for your chickens. I'm sure this has other ingredients that are not great for them to drink. Look for chlorine dioxide and Jim Humble

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Absolute studs

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Spray some coyote pee down there. Get it at feed store

I just bought four C O babies!

Beautiful chickens, Brahma, and Cochin are my absolute favorite breeds.

Yo ..are these even proper conditions?? Umm... something Aint right...

Well tomorrow I’m finally gonna get a rooster, he’s a 6 month old Americana. Now I have to figure out what chicken math is. 😂

Chickens need 8-10 sq feet of space if they’re free range and 3-5 sq feet of space in a coop. Ample space helps keep tempers from flaring up.

Do you use yeast or you just mix the feed with water and cover?

Are we not going to discuss the war zone you call a yard??

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thanks for sharing

Your chicks are beautiful

It's good to see you again here, there are some of those who like your videos, I follow you from Puerto Rico

Why you fermenting?

How big the last time I saw them they were small

I love all your chickens

It was here that your videos were released, you watched two of your videos

They are from Switzerland, not Sweden....great breed! Very hardy and good layers. They are also very alert.