Fodder is a nutrient-packed, living forage that’s full of hydration, protein, and fiber — and it’s one of the simplest ways to stretch your feed and keep your flock foraging happily. Here’s how it’s done: 1️⃣ Soak organic grains (like our Organic Barley) in water for about 12 hours. 2️⃣ Drain and spread them in shallow trays or repurposed containers. 3️⃣ Keep them watered and in a sunny spot until they sprout a few inches tall. 4️⃣ Serve and watch your flock devour their new favorite snack! 🌱 W
Fodder is a nutrient-packed, living forage that’s full of hydration, protein, and fiber — and it’s one of the simplest ways to stretch your feed and keep your flock foraging happily. Here’s how it’s done: 1️⃣ Soak organic grains (like our Organic Barley) in water for about 12 hours. 2️⃣ Drain and spread them in shallow trays or repurposed containers. 3️⃣ Keep them watered and in a sunny spot until they sprout a few inches tall. 4️⃣ Serve and watch your flock devour their new favorite snack! 🌱 W
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Chicken Fodder: Grow Your Flock’s Favorite Snack 🌱🐓 Fodder is a nutrient-rich, high-water-content forage packed with protein and fiber, making it a great way to supplement your flock’s diet and stretch your feed bill! Here’s how to grow your own: 1️⃣ Soak the Grain: Soak organic barley or another suitable grain in water for about 12 hours. (You can skip soaking if you’re not in a rush!) 2️⃣ Plant It: Drain the grain and spread it in fodder trays or shallow containers—no soil needed! Repurposed
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