Posted by Vito on November 28, 2007 at 17:26:20 from (66.168.45.55):
In Reply to: OT chickens posted by Lanse on November 28, 2007 at 16:09:39:
Lanse, I don't know alot about chickens but I have seen plenty on my friends farm.Dave is correct about the course of action needed.I would remove all boxes and do free range in your barn.Keep all the areas around the water feeders dry (remove muck)and also the floor.Just keep adding sawdust.If you are doing layers think about organic.Alot more money for the eggs.Broilers are a nasty business.That what my friend does.He contract grows them( rents out his barns by the square foot).Chickens are ugly when they get hungry. LOL Vito
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