Beautiful land. Yuck weather day. I find my older girls can be picky when I give them something new as well. It's usually the cooing rooster that gets them to learn they like it. Pullets are ready to try everything.
Nicky, we feed all of it from one bucket to our chickens each morning. We have 80 chickens. The amount can be adjusted for what your number of birds may need. We simply want the seeds sprouted so they are as digestible and nutrient dense as possible. Fodder is different. Fodder is grown more like "microgreens" are grown for people. Great question! Thanks!
Beautiful land. Yuck weather day. I find my older girls can be picky when I give them something new as well. It's usually the cooing rooster that gets them to learn they like it. Pullets are ready to try everything.
Thank you. Rain or shine, the chores have to be done. True, older chickens can take a while to adjust to changes in their feed.
Hello, nice video. Chicken love sprouts
I make sprouts for mine too and their productivity is high.Let's connect.Thanks for sharing
Hi! Thank you. It is amazing how well they eat it. About 56 birds right now and 1 scoop of fermented organic grain daily and they love it!
Welcome and happy to connect Savvy Organics Farm 😊
Hey guys, I’m thinking of doing this for chickens, do you ever just cut the fiddler down to left it keep growing or do you always give whole thing?
Nicky, we feed all of it from one bucket to our chickens each morning. We have 80 chickens. The amount can be adjusted for what your number of birds may need. We simply want the seeds sprouted so they are as digestible and nutrient dense as possible. Fodder is different. Fodder is grown more like "microgreens" are grown for people. Great question! Thanks!