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  • I have a video called "Black Soldier fly Harvest 2!!!". It shows how my BSF composter works and how the larvae self harvest. You may need a bigger composter to get the right amount of larvae to feed to your chickens but a great feed and the self harvesting is so great!

  • Just an idea but you could use food scraps of even smaller amounts of your chicken feed to feed Black Soldier Fly (BSF) larvae. BSF larvae are like 70% protein and 30% fat! Not only that but they self harvest if you set it up right:)

  • Thanks Josh! Those rabbit chickens were the best I ever tasted, We only fed rabbit food to the meat birds. (our egg layers forage all day) I still want to grow the duck weed. you can grow it in even asmall pan of water as long as you have nutrients fom what i understand. But not in the winter! You are great man!! Thanks, Ggirl

  • is cracked corn the same as layers mash

  • @Bernard5639 Layer mash has corn and other things ground up together. Cracked corn is just corn. Scratch is a combination of different seeds, everything from corn to millet. I usually mix that in with my layer pellets.

  • in my area rabit feed is 14$ cracked corn is 9$. i like the idea of duckweed but i am not haveing much luck growing it on my pond 

  • @doyouseewhatisee2010 Do you have fish in your pond? Fish, ducks, and many other things eat it, so that could be a reason. I was thinking about setting up an aquaponics system and growing it in its own area. Seen some that raise crayfish in a tank and pump the water to the duckweed tank.

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