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Food for chickens

Food for chickens

What are the options for feeding a backyard flock? Including complete rations; fermentation; using concentrates and your own grains; and pasturing. And what NOT to feed chickens? These options will be discussed by Dr. Jacquie Jacob, University of Kentucky.

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