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Remarkable!!!Thanks!
No problem
What you use to make feeds for fermentation?
Whatever feed you are using. If you are using pellets you want to learn how much they will expand when you add water
Do you use yeast or you just mix the feed with water and cover?
Just cover with water and cover loosely with a lid
It really helps increase chicken egg production, ivd tried snd tested it 2 years ago. It really wirks wonder
Ya, it's amazing how much it helps
Why you fermenting?
Because it almost doubles my egg production. The birds are healthy, and it lowers my feed bill.
@@ChickensForChicks thanks for your quick reply. If you soak the feed for 10, 20 minutes cant you get the same benefits?
@Primerose172 No, you need the 3 days for the fermentation to process the feed. You can just wet the feed. They love that, but you lose out on the major benefits
@@Primerose172 No you don't. The process of fermentation breaks down the feed and makes more of the nutrients available to the chickens
@@ChickensForChicks thanks
Remarkable!!!
Thanks!
No problem
What you use to make feeds for fermentation?
Whatever feed you are using. If you are using pellets you want to learn how much they will expand when you add water
Do you use yeast or you just mix the feed with water and cover?
Just cover with water and cover loosely with a lid
It really helps increase chicken egg production, ivd tried snd tested it 2 years ago. It really wirks wonder
Ya, it's amazing how much it helps
Why you fermenting?
Because it almost doubles my egg production. The birds are healthy, and it lowers my feed bill.
@@ChickensForChicks thanks for your quick reply. If you soak the feed for 10, 20 minutes cant you get the same benefits?
@Primerose172 No, you need the 3 days for the fermentation to process the feed. You can just wet the feed. They love that, but you lose out on the major benefits
@@Primerose172 No you don't. The process of fermentation breaks down the feed and makes more of the nutrients available to the chickens
@@ChickensForChicks thanks