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16 April 2012, 21:33,
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RE: Chickens

Have you had the pleasure of Kamikaze Chickens yet? My girls would stick to me like poo to an army blanket when I was digging. They would dive into the hole before I could turn the soil over and end up buried. What a chicken will do for a worm!

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16 April 2012, 22:53,
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RE: Chickens
what would you do with chicken poo?
is there much from say 50 birds?
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17 April 2012, 08:52,
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There would be a fair bit from 50 birds. You can do the same with it as other manure. Stack it and leave it to cool and rot down for a year, then dig into the garden. Wonderful stuff is chicken poo!

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17 April 2012, 10:21,
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RE: Chickens
Narowly missed chopping off a few heads for that reason... worms.... must taste really nice.... not that I'll be trying them anytime soon...
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18 April 2012, 14:22,
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Plenty of protein in worms Mike and of course in chicken! You still eat them. Kenneth Eames.
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