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texdane Posted - Nov 04 2015 : 3:53:32 PM
My chickens are loving fall and all the goodies...pumpkin, kale, and acorn squash! They got a bit of oatmeal one chilly morning, but now it's been in the 70's (freakish weather).

What are some fall treats you like to give your girls?

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texdane Posted - Nov 04 2015 : 4:07:21 PM
Hi Shannon,

Good to know! Thanks! I know in summer, mint helps keep them cool, too.

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hudsonsinaf Posted - Nov 04 2015 : 4:02:48 PM
Our girls use to LOVE oatmeal. We actually found that on really cold mornings, adding a tiny bit of crushed red pepper helped keep their circulation going and therefore kept them warm. Pumpkins were their other favorite treat. Pumpkin seeds are a great de-wormer!

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