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5 Ways I'm reducing my chicken feed costs

 
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Here is a video I made about ways, I'm reducing my chicken feed costs.

 
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Thanks again Larry, I learnt something again. I love the bit about eliminating ancillary feed eaters.
EDIT And that grass under mesh is fabulous, you must have a lot of time to ponder things, well done!
 
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John C Daley wrote:Thanks again Larry, I lernt something again. I love the bit about eliminating ancillary feed eaters.



Yeah it adds up.
 
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