Greens For My Pigeons?

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After my pigeons ate all the grass in the grated sections it is time to try find some type of greens that they might like this time we are going to try silver beet to see if my racing pigeons will eat it.
i am hoping to bring it into their routine if we can find something that they really like!
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[@AdamArcherPigeons]

No need to chop it up, they'll tear it apart themselves :)

[@mrhmong]

My pigeons love dandelion leave. The weeds grow everywhere and it's free.

[@The_B_Team]

I roll up spinach leaves and stick it thru the front of the loft and peg the end to the wire, they love pulling and ripping at it, they will eat as much as you put there mate 👍

[@phillbird6416]

Kurt, I have given greens to my pigeons for many years. Both racers and rollers love full leaf spinach, romaine lettuce and silver beet, washed and sprinkled with salt. To feed I use an old fashioned rat trap fixed to the loft wall about 8" off the floor. Take off the hold-down bar and bait platform and use the spring-loaded hammer bar to hold the green leaves for the pigeons to pick. Works great.

[@lewisbroadhead4964]

Hi there, make sure your pigeons are genuinely hungry and place a bunch of silverbeet tied to the wire with string and they will devour it, so good for them. They may take a while to get the gist but as long as they know, no seed until you eat your greens they will oblige, cheers, and take care

[@stephenmitchell4910]

Hi. I give my pigeons silverbeet hole in a half bunch with a elastic band tied around the stems and place it on the floor and they get stuck into it. Hope this comment helps. Steve.

[@ziralijas3218]

always watching your videos..

[@changcoua08]

Kale, broccoli, broccoli, lettuce, pretty much any green veggies. Toss it in and leave it for them to pick at it.

[@tjteja]

Try drumstick leaves (moringa leaves)no need of chopping and contains lots of vitamin

[@rollinglloft706]

Yep when I was raising mine ate a lot of spinach

[@MDKakashi.]

I do not know much about Racers, but highflyers love them pieces. 💗💗

[@darrenmurray3414]

Yeah brother like a lot of the other guys recommend! Whole silverbeet full stem with the leaf! They will demolish it only leaving a withered stem. I give as a treat once a week or fortnight. Only way to go trial n error. 🤔

[@jamgill6032]

What’s happening with the high flyers?

[@kevinnorton7759]

Another great one for them is water cress. Only give greens once a week because too much gives them the squits.

[@alisalih4215]

Where the higth flay?

[@shamzajel]

I feed my pigeons lattice and greens Sometime and they do love it

[@808SunriseLoft]

Where did you order those grid flooring from? I like it and want to purchase some.

[@jasonsteward6602]

Try some brocolli spinach and chopped up apples

[@joemccartan5182]

Put Garlic cloves in a bottle of water an let sit for a few weeks to purify then after a few weeks give the water to the birds in there drinker

[@mhblofts2875]

My pigeons won't each chopped lettuce but will devour a whole head of lettuce. Perhaps they need something large enough that they can peck and pull at in order to get just a bite small enough to swallow, since they cannot chew.

[@inmyfreetyme]

Put a few seeds in with the grass to lure them in.

[@jasonsteward6602]

Hi watched one of your videos where you said the babies are coming up slow give black grit with some dry jungle oats helps the babies in the nest grow bigger and stronger

[@paullarr997]

I use to liquidise it in with there water or put it in with there daily food with a bit of garlic

[@ayochavcheck]

What happened to the third barless hen ?

[@aboomarkingloft7785]

Wonderful my dear

[@justmeandmybirds4595]

Vegetables are so incredibly important to every single bird in the world 😉 try a variety of colours and limit seeds only for after a big fly !!

[@s.mgaming4623]

+

[@hana-houswif-ters9433]

Try cilantro … good health for them …😃 chop it fine sprinkle on feed … no grass

[@mikebryanconstantino3300]

try oregano leaves or moringa leave all pigeon lovers here in the PHILIPINES use it also in big lofts

[@jakub9889]

it will work better if you plant and give them the whole plant

[@chrissherratt209]

That’s what I said Last week can even dried Moringa damp food with sprayer sprinkle on it should have know trouble growing that in your country

[@weshouldsaveourselves6780]

vegetables are cheap and very good for birds! Kale, Romaine lettuce and bell peppers they love it!

[@joshuawh894]

Sprinkle some salt on it what we do in the uk

[@Bogel297]

👍👍👍

[@fahimrachingpigeons2150]

So Beautiful my friend

[@copycat7609]

Give your pigens egg Shells il will be very good for pigens but make the egg shells small egg shells

[@lmmcm8]

They love lettuce but don’t break it up

[@travelwith2255]

😎👍

[@jeffreyaskew6603]

Try putting the full leaves in

[@tomwallhead6950]

Chives are good for respiratory

[@arthurdrummond7725]

Cut the stalks up into small pieces ,give it to the stock birds

[@faridmarounisi4405]

You could try to mix the green with their food

[@sumodvs17]

❤❤

[@robertelliottlang7031]

My birds are free to roam and get quite a bit of greenery naturally in our fields!

[@Bennyboy31]

My older stock birds love their greens too

[@geoffsanders3572]

I feed mine whole leaves, attached to the wire. Stripped in 10 minutes

[@dennischampness1174]

Greens are good for them I give mine broccoli and lettuce

[@KarunShrestha68]

After seeing this video I tried mustard greens. They were all over it.

[@token3237]

👍🏽

[@chrismunro4385]

Try putting it in their food dish

[@davidbailey4533]

Your birds seem to hit there wings on the door ways.Could lead too sore wings.

[@waynebarrett5252]

Chop it up smaller and maybe mix it wit the food

[@muiravenue7182]

chamomile tea eye was Pigeon Biz

[@vakrasinghrajput704]

Great treat. 👍😍

[@bigcaptainschannel]

Try oat sprouts or wheatgrass.

[@bigcaptainschannel]

Pigeons love cabbage.

[@myclips55]

U should let them eat the grass as it all the proteins and minerals they need

[@arthurdrummond7725]

Don’t chop the spinach up

[@lisabarclay2074]

Finely chop up some greens and add it to their normal food

[@glennzamora9035]

Kale or spinach,give them the whole thing..dont chop it

[@reynaldocanlas6899]

Moringga leaves

[@shanerichard100]

my birds fill up on my weeds lol

[@pprloft4232]

মাশাল্লাহ

[@SALAH9ARDOOCH]

Nayte

[@vwayagour]

🤲👍🕊🙏❤

[@m.k.5600]

Cześć 👋 mniszek lekarski podawaj w całości razem z kwiatem, burak cukrowy tylko młody i jarmuż mnóstwo witamin. Tylko natura

[@abdulrahman-zg1cs]

Mix the greens with the feed that the only trick to get them going

[@thembafrance2444]

3rd🇿🇦👌🤞

[@rowesloft3476]

just give them the whole leaf in full and let them pick it off themselves, that works for me

[@sandypineda7632]

7th 💓💓💓🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@RicoJamesJones]

Why don't u mix thier food like half of the food u usually let them eat mix wit sum sliversbeat

[@briananderson2016]

I put a full lettuce down once a week and it's gone within 10 minutes

[@808SunriseLoft]

Got to leave it . Once they start eating it they won’t stop 🛑.

[@adamadam-ew1pu]

جميل جميل

[@darinbrewer301]

put it in there green feeders

[@zarataylor5814]

They play with the grass out of curiosity. They need toys in the loft

[@kennethcross5572]

Try chickweed

[@robertjrcashieujh425]

lol try watercress.

[@kevernallen9645]

back in the day my dad and his friend that had a loft which was four times your size, he use to give his birds cannabis seeds and his birds won races but that was back in the day 70s

[@thunderloft9941]

Pigeons these days are more like chickens lol they eat everything

[@davidbailey4533]

Uncut spinach and lettuce.

[@wilbertbirdner1303]

you don't have to chop it up

[@chrishainey7943]

I gave my lettuce

[@myclips55]

2

[@faridmarounisi4405]

Or aragino

[@wilbertbirdner1303]

broccoli, don't chop it up.

[@عمادالدوسري-ذ5ع]

الترجمة

[@qinisokheswa9602]

do not chop the greens for them

[@gokhanyildirim7853]

First

[@NE_Pigeons]

What about mixing a little oyster shell/grit with it?