Chicken treat holder diy

You know when it is sweet fresh corn season, we usually have plenty available way more than we can consume or giveaway. I have found different ways to store some such as freezing the corn or even canning sweet corn. However, I am always open to new ideas on ways to enjoy our fresh corn,

Tis’ the season to “peck the halls” with these super simple DIY Chicken Treat Ornaments!

Wow! This winter has been some kind of crazy! It's way too cold! Y'all bundle up out there! We're fighting a serious case of winter boredom around here - with our chickens that is. They are plucking each other's feathers out, just because it's something to do. Not a good thing when temperatures are dropping so. I thought I would try my hand at making a boredom buster 'Flock Block'. It is the perfect way to entertain your chickens while providing them with some wholesome winter nutrition. And…

DIY Chicken Corn On The Cob Holder - play time is snack time... #chickens #homestead #homesteading

Eight Healthy Homemade Treats For Your Chickens

Wow! This winter has been some kind of crazy! It's way too cold! Y'all bundle up out there! We're fighting a serious case of winter boredom around here - with our chickens that is. They are plucking each other's feathers out, just because it's something to do. Not a good thing when temperatures are dropping so. I thought I would try my hand at making a boredom buster 'Flock Block'. It is the perfect way to entertain your chickens while providing them with some wholesome winter nutrition. And…

Use a binder clip to hold your bird's millet branches! Fold back the prongs on the binder clip. Thread the hole in one prong onto a lanyard clip. Clasp the binder clip onto the ends of several millet

I live in an area where I can't just let my chickens roam free, so boredom can become a real issue. Along with a large enclosure, I try my best to come up with little things here and there to help keep the flock entertained. Today I thought I would share with you one of the best busy bird options that we have for our flock... A swinging treat holder. This super easy and inexpensive accessory can be put together, and hung in your run, in a matter of minutes! It's made from a hanging fruit or…

Well they absolutely love the new treat ball! Today it is filled with apples, lettuce and strawberries. It keeps them entertained for about 2 hours. I think that this is going to be very useful once winter boredom arrives. Plus it is an opportunity to supplement their diet with fresh organic produce. Tilly, Sunshine and Chocolate