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Dangerous Foods for Chickens: Keep Your Flock Safe- Print out
Sized to print! Be cautious about what you feed your chickens! Certain foods can be harmful or even fatal to them. Avoid giving your chickens these dangerous foods: potatoes, tomato leaves and stems, avocado pit and skin, dried beans, apple seeds, chocolate, onions, garlic, and moldy food. Keeping your flock safe and healthy starts with knowing what to avoid. 🐔🚫 This flyer was created with the intention of including kids in chicken care. For non-readers, they can see what NOT to feed to chickens. Note: This information is provided for educational purposes only. Always consult with a veterinarian or poultry expert for specific advice related to your flock. #ChickenCare #PoultryFeeding #BackyardChickens #HomesteadLife #SunflowerIsle
How to Grow Broccoli Sprouts and Microgreens at Home
Discover a simple step-by-step guide to Growing Broccoli Sprouts and Microgreens right in your kitchen. Learn how to sprout broccoli seeds and grow fresh, nutritious microgreens from a single type of seed!
Sprouting Quinoa
Are you looking for more healthy no-cook recipes? Did you know you can sprout quinoa and some other foods and enjoy them in salads, wraps and more without always having to cook? Click here to view the recipe and follow these 3 simple steps for sprouting quinoa at home plus other great raw food ideas. Pin this recipe for later or print it out.
Can Chickens Eat Birdseed? Pros and Cons
Is birdseed good for chickens? Here’s a look at the benefits and risks.
Can Chickens Eat Celery? | The Happy Chicken Coop
Can chickens eat celery? Discover the benefits and safety tips for your flock. 🌱🐔 Read more at the Happy Chicken Coop!
Selection Of Seeds To Grow Sprouts In A Jar
When you are purchasing seeds then make sure they are specifically for sprouting. If the seeds are chemical free they are cleaned and pathogen-free. Following are the specials that are ideal for growing in sprouting.
Benefits of Sunflower Seeds for Chickens
Benefits of sunflower seeds for chickens are many. For starters, they are high in Vitamin E which is known to be vital for the poultry immune system and a protector against diseases. When planning snacks for chickens, think about harvesting sunflower seeds from your chicken garden and feeding them to your flock.
Can Chickens Eat Chia Seeds? | The Happy Chicken Coop
Wondering if chia seeds are a healthy snack for chickens? Learn the nutritional benefits of chia seeds and how to safely introduce them into your flock’s diet.
Homemade Chicken Feed Recipe • The Prairie Homestead
Homemade Chicken Feed Recipe
Toby | Natural Dad on Instagram: "Are you looking for ways to provide some extra nutrition to your flock during the winter months? Try sprouting peas for a boost of nutrition and energy! Sprouting peas is simple and an easy way to provide your chickens or ducks with a treat that’ll also help prevent boredom when they’re all cooped up. You’ll need: Organic whole peas 🫛 Quart sized mason jar with lid 🫙 Sprouting screen or cheesecloth (I made my own for a couple dollars!) 🌱 Filtered water 💧 Instructions: 1. Fill the jar about 1/3 full with organic whole peas, cover with water and let soak for 24 hour 2. Using your sprouting screen or cheesecloth, drain the water and flip the jar upside down on the counter so that the peas aren’t sitting in water 3. Rinse the peas twice a day with fil
232: Sprouting seeds for chickens
232: Sprouting seeds for chickens - A Farmish Kind of Life