Joel Bruneski

Not sure if this is the right thread for this.

I am looking at setting up a form of Geoff Lawton's "chicken tractor on steroids". I have seen videos online regarding systems set up to collect food waste from a store (or whatever) and feeding it to the chickens then compost the remainder. I do that now on a small scale.

I would like to approach our local hospital cafeteria (I am a nurse). Does anybody have experience doing this? I am looking for a sample letter to send them as an introduction but would also like to see what others used for food collection in the way of buckets etc. What sort of agreement is typically done?

Any info or experience would be appreciated.

Thanks

No, he doesn't have access to a stall.

My daughter's horse is in with our small sheep flock. We rotational graze them all through paddocks.
The problem is the horse is getting overweight. How can we control its weight while in this system?
Is a grazing muzzle a good option?

Thanks

Hello. Not quite sure where to put this question.

I have grown barley and oats as fodder for my chickens and such, but I just got ahold of some field grass seed that was free to cleanup.

Wondering if anyone has an opinion on the nutrition content of this? Is it worth growing it either alone or as a mix?
Will be fed to chickens and sheep.

Thanks