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🌟 This idea was born from a challenge: our chickens love to scratch, turning any confined area into a dirt patch over time. 🐔💨 That’s why I created a movable ‘Chunnel’ (chicken tunnel) that allows them to explore without destroying the grass! 🌱 Our chickens are thriving, and so many of you have asked how to make one. Well, drum roll please... 🥁 The plans are now live! The link will be in our story. I hope they inspire you to create a fun, safe, and sustainable space for your feathered friends...
Painting chicken wire black makes it nearly invisible due to several factors. The black paint reduces contrast with dark backgrounds, helping the wire blend in. It also absorbs light, minimizing reflections and making the wire less noticeable. Additionally, lower contrast makes it harder for the human eye to detect the wire, especially in peripheral vision. The thin structure of chicken wire is already hard to see, and painting it black further reduces its visibility. . . . . . . . . . Shar...
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How To Sprout Lentils For Chickens
Have you ever sprouted lentils for your chickens? 🌱🐓 Here’s how to get started: 1. Pick Up Lentils: Next time you’re at the grocery store, grab a bag of lentils. 2. Find the Perfect Container: Use a non-airtight vessel for plenty of breathing space, helping prevent mold. 3. Begin with a Layer: Just barely cover the jar’s bottom with lentils. 4. Soak Overnight: Fill the jar with water and let the lentils soak until morning (about 8 hours) 5. Drain and Rinse: After soaking, drain, rinse, and leave the lentils moist but not waterlogged. Repeat this step twice daily. 6. Continue Until Ready: Keep up the rinse and drain cycle twice a day until the lentils are sprouted and ready to serve to your chickens! Why bother sprouting? Lentils, when sprouted, unlock a treasure trove of nutrients