Fermenting Chicken Feed In 5 Gallon Bucket

[@JustMe-im8ch]

It really helps increase chicken egg production, ivd tried snd tested it 2 years ago. It really wirks wonder

[@ChickensForChicks]

Ya, it's amazing how much it helps

[@antonhuman8446]

Remarkable!!! Thanks!

[@ChickensForChicks]

No problem

[@projetonovagenesisnordeste8181]

No precisa colocar sugar não .pode usar o Kefir

[@ChickensForChicks]

I don't add sugar, only water and some spices to help with their health.

[@projetonovagenesisnordeste8181]

Parabéns eu q inventei isso legal

[@ChickensForChicks]

Thanks

[@jadenshamas7445]

How long can I keep the feed after the 3 days of fermentation? Does it go bad since it’s wet?

[@ChickensForChicks]

I only do enough food for each day

[@stephanieupright2324]

What you use to make feeds for fermentation?

[@ChickensForChicks]

Whatever feed you are using. If you are using pellets you want to learn how much they will expand when you add water

[@bliss-life-homestead]

Do you use yeast or you just mix the feed with water and cover?

[@ChickensForChicks]

Just cover with water and cover loosely with a lid

[@Primerose172]

Why you fermenting?

[@ChickensForChicks]

Because it almost doubles my egg production. The birds are healthy, and it lowers my feed bill.

[@Primerose172]

@@ChickensForChicks thanks for your quick reply. If you soak the feed for 10, 20 minutes cant you get the same benefits?

[@ChickensForChicks]

@Primerose172 No, you need the 3 days for the fermentation to process the feed. You can just wet the feed. They love that, but you lose out on the major benefits

[@ChickensForChicks]

@@Primerose172 No you don't. The process of fermentation breaks down the feed and makes more of the nutrients available to the chickens

[@Primerose172]

@@ChickensForChicks thanks