Mar 1, 2008 · OMG it was sooooo good. It was like a really nice chicken fried steak but cheaper and easier. You take a good quality frozen, pre-formed one third pound hamburger patty. Something good like a 100% Angus patty and keep it frozen. I made 5 patties to feed my family, there was no real recipe the guy just dumped stuff in. So I was just guessing on ...

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Jul 24, 2013 · I fried hamburger last night and drained the grease. I was wondering if I could add seeds, pellets, oatmeal ect and make a block or a cake out of it? I know in school we used lard and peanut butter to make bird seed cakes.

Mar 6, 2025 · Hi everyone! We're awaiting our first chicks' arrival at the end of April. I'd like to build the Third Coast Craftsman coop for them (once they're ready, of course!) but I'd like to use the deep litter method, which isn't what the coop is designed for. Have you used the deep litter method with the Third Coast Craftsman coop?

Feb 8, 2025 · This includes regularly removing droppings, and frequently disinfecting and 'deep-cleaning' the birds housing and nest-boxes. Quarantine any new birds for up to 2 months, monitoring for symptoms of disease, and (if possible) always buy from reputable breeders that practise good biosecurity and sanitation.

Oct 14, 2020 · tonight will be roasted chicken breast and thighs, sweet potatoes, Caesar salad

Jan 4, 2025 · What kind of bedding you use may depend on how you manage the manure. This is about cleaning, but covers my big picture

Jan 28, 2013 · Help, I found my chicken infested at the vent with tons of quick tiny white worms. I had noticed a few weeks back that my chicken had poopy butt. I checked her vent at that time and it looked nice, pink and healthy. Yesterday, I noticed the …

Apr 3, 2019 · It could just as easily be viral, fungal or even protozoal, none of which will be helped by antibiotics. IMHO, when you are losing multiple birds and have others with similar symptoms, it is time to have a necropsy and lab diagnosis so you don't waste more time, find out exactly what is moving through your buildings and have a plan forward you can be confident in.

Mar 15, 2015 · One more thing, grandmas chickens survived inside the barn where she had a "slat coop", it was dry, but dark & dusty and got cleaned once a year (they free ranged during the day), in the spring. Her chickens were happy, healthy, laid awesome eggs, and were awesome fried I say each to their own devices.