
Can chickens eat pumpkin seeds? In this article, we will answer that question and more as we discuss two common seed varieties that are edible for chickens and learn what seeds are not safe for your flock to consume. Key Takeaways Chickens can safely eat pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds in moderation Always avoid salted […]

What to do with old hay is a common question, since it’s rare to find a farm that doesn’t occasionally have spoiled or leftover farm hay to dispose of. If you’re wondering what to do with old hay that’s no longer suitable for feed, there are several practical ways to put it to work around […]

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