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Re: Hentertainment

From: Susan Hogarth (hogarth_at_gmail.com)
Date: 03/12/07


On Mar 9, 12:45 pm, E Gregory <uep...@email.unc.edu> wrote:
> Susan,
>    My setup is alot like yours.  Here's a bit of hentertainment that I
> learned by accident.  I was using old plastic bread crates to put my
> waterers on.  After a while of sitting in one place some of the wheat
> from the chicken scratch started to sprout under the crate.  So now I
> move the crates to allow the chickens to eat the sprouted wheat and
> scratch for worms, seems to be quite alot of worms under the crate too.
>    You could build something out of wood and hardware cloth, about 3
> feet by 3 feet by 6-8 inches high which would work just as well.  Hope
> this makes sense.  I've also thought I might fence off a different bit
> of the enclosure for a couple of weeks at the time to exclude the hens,
> and let the greens start to sprout.  Hope this makes sense and that your
> hens enjoy!

Awesome! And, yes, it made sense even to me, so it MUST have been
clearly explained :)

- Susan

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