Most chicken keepers overlook Phosphorus, but it's important for strong egg shells

[@fluffybirdie]

What a beautiful home you have made for your ladies!❤

[@KostasNasikas]

Many many thanks🙏🙏🌹 from Greece. Have a nice day.

[@chickensinmygarden]

Thank you to you. And best wishes for a great day 😊

[@joyg8904]

Great video. Love the sunflowers

[@chickensinmygarden]

Me too! 😊

[@WhatDadIsUpTo]

I don't know if this helps, but I buy "deer corn" in deer hunting season and feed it to my hens. I cook it in a crock pot or sometimes a rice cooker first, which makes it break up more easily and give it as a "treat" now and then. It also adds a bit of water to their meal. My ladies love it!.

[@chickensinmygarden]

That sounds delicious!

[@arhodes2866]

What an informative video. I hope to have chickens one day. Have subscribed. Thank you.

[@chickensinmygarden]

Oh I do hope you do - chickens are wonderful! I hope that comes through in my videos. Meanwhile maybe some of my other videos can be of interest 😊

[@kida12]

Horses that are poor keepers often get beet pulp supplementation in my area. Beet pulp is quite high in phosphorus, so we had to feed alfalfa hay, which is high in calcium, to rebalance the 2:1 ratio of Ca:P that horses need.

[@chickensinmygarden]

That's interesting. When the beetroot in my garden gets too old for us to eat iI give the whole plant to the chickens. They seem to enjoy the roots as well as the leaves. And I laugh because eating beetroot stains their faces pink!

[@kida12]

@chickensinmygarden Lol. I think that is different than our beet pulp. It comes from sugar beets!

[@chickensinmygarden]

@kida12 Ah! 😄😄

[@penelope4885]

Great video. I love the information. I am one and half years into this new responsibility. Didn’t really want it but given the turns of the world today. Seems like the responsible thing to do for the family.

[@chickensinmygarden]

A responsibility - I guess that's true, but more than that, a joy!

[@BirgitNilsson-mw9cq]

Very intelligent and informative Video, also the conclusion. Thank you very much!

[@chickensinmygarden]

Thank you! Much appreciated 😊

[@gerdavogel5287]

Thank you for a scientific explanation, it’s very educational and informative.

[@chickensinmygarden]

I'm glad you liked it. Have a great day 😊

[@vickyannpaintingwithoils]

Love my chickens! Love your video information. ❤

[@chickensinmygarden]

Thank you. It's a bit of a deep dive but I always get so interested in everything!

[@vickyannpaintingwithoils]

@@chickensinmygarden I do too! :)

[@simoncrooks7441]

Thanks, that was vwery informative

[@chickensinmygarden]

Thank you. I'm glad you liked it 😊

[@ShadowstormProducts]

Just a heads up, I nearly scrolled past this video thinking it was a KZbin ad due to the color pallete of the thumbnail. Not sure if this is a me thing or extends to other people too, but I wanted to make you aware of it.

[@chickensinmygarden]

Hmm. Thanks for that. I use this yellowish background for all of my videos and thumbnails. Do they all give that same impression?

[@Just_Moon2004]

@@chickensinmygarden Yeah I always thought it was an ad, this time for feed because I’ve been googling chicken feed, for my chickens.

[@chickensinmygarden]

Well, thank you very much! Maybe I'll have to change them all! Have a great day 😊

[@khadarjaawecabdi2934]

That's why I watch your videos and advice thanks mam 😊

[@chickensinmygarden]

Thank you for watching and for your kind comment 😊

[@kathrynletchford5114]

Well. That wasn't helpful at all. 10 minutes of my life that I will never get back.

[@vickyannpaintingwithoils]

The rest of us will never get back the moments we wasted to read this rude comment.

[@chickensinmygarden]

Sorry about that. Deep dives are not for everyone 😊