2008年5月15日 · Poo - The Chicken Keeper's Guide in Poultry FAQs and other Information - Page 9 of 11 The hen who produced this specimen was an older bird who became very thirsty. She is producing a large amount of watery urates the cause of which is unknown, but could possibly be a kidney problem.

2007年4月26日 · Starting obviously with chicken Poo :shock: ***** Chicken Faeces Chicken Poo is a topic which is frequently a talking point with chicken keepers and I have had my fair share of unusual ones. Here is a list of possible types of chicken faeces. Don't forget these are just POSSIBLE causes and not a definite cause. If you are in anyway concerned ...

2010年8月15日 · Chicken Poo « on: February 22, 2007, 16:58 » Have just started a compost bin just for chicken poo and other cjicken waste-messy wood shavings and the like.When will this be safe to put on the lottie?

2008年4月19日 · Chicken Poo, Children and Childminding « Reply #11 on: April 20, 2008, 18:19 » What a great thing to do with the children Jim - Fantastic learning experience :!:

2013年6月2日 · Page 1 of 1: Hi, am fairly new to chicken keeping, got our hens in January. For the past month or so droppings have become furry after only a week.

2010年6月6日 · Springer Spaniel vs Chicken Poo « on: June 06, 2010, 00:13 » My Vet and my dog trainer have differing opinions on whether I should be concerned about my springer eating a bit of chicken poo, the vet says its nothing to worry about and just worm her more often, the trainer thinks it might be toxic.

2009年1月10日 · Page 1 of 1: I've been offered lots of mature chicken poo. My raised beds need a good feed, given that it is 'mature' will it be okay with all my veg if I dig it

2011年7月11日 · And as I'm constantly bobbing up and down - and virtually crawling under the quince tree - I feel a bit like a large chicken pecking around the ground. I'm sure the chickens wonder what the heck I'm doing - and I know they just wait until I've scooped up the last pile of poo and then they suddenly rush round creating more.

2012年4月10日 · Page 1 of 1: Planted all my spuds with a mix of compost with a bit of chicken poo manure. Just read that this could cause blight? Is this a given or just a chance/

2012年1月8日 · I use lots of chicken poo for my toms. True, they get lots of leafy growth, but that's easily limited by keeping leaves picked off below flower buds. You'll also get loads of toms. Last summer, off 15 plants, I got 3 bushels of toms, and still had loads left ripening on the vines.