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Dan Walter
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2013
Permaculture and other projects around our home in Texas. I've learned a great deal from watching other videos on TH-cam, so I thought I would post a few in case they are helpful to anyone else.
A few modifications to the John Susovich style chicken tractor.
I love the John Suscovich chicken tractors. They are lightweight, easy to move and provide easy access when you need to get in. I made a few small modifications to his design and thought I would post this video to share them. The changes stiffen the frame and speed up the moving process by incorporating the electric wire onto the tractor.
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Best diy waterer for day old chicks.
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Here is a simple diy chick waterer to keep your chicks dry and happy.
Living Green Chicken Feeder
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Here's a clever idea to give your chickens a little fresh green salad every day. It's easy to build, has basically no maintenance and is self sustaining.
Spraying Foam in a Greenhouse
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I'm using a spray foam kit to insulate the sheet metal walls and ceiling of my greenhouse. I had several challenges including cold weather and a broken valve. See the difference between spraying foam in cold weather vs. warm weather. See Fomo's ColorWise nozzles in action.
Great design! Thank you for sharing.
Well I tried this and my water just pours out. What am I doing wrong?
Did you figure it out? Do you have the far end of the pipe capped off and sealed up? Make sure the length of pipe with the holes is accurately level, or if not make sure the end with the bottle sits just a little lower than the other end of the pipe. If that doesn't work fill the bottle up and put the whole thing in the bathtub and experiment with it. Slope the pipe up, down, level and see if it forms the airlock that stops water from free flowing. The neck of your bottle needs to extend down into the water in the horizontal pipe. That's where the airlock is formed that keeps it from flooding all the water though.
Very nice!
Great design! Thank you
What size holes are drilled into the PVC?
1/2 inch
I like that
Love this idea
Very good idea. Totally copying this with my future quail!
This looks great. Will definitely try for my next chick
Never would of thought of this