Tonight I lost Little Mouse. I counted 7 times, walked the barn no less that 3 times inside and out, down the fence line though the snow (no chicken tracks in the snow)....
I have to figure who I was missing, so out came the list and I went through it. Calling out names: Fluffy - Bok! (here)...
I actually haven't trimmed it in quite a while, she seems to be managing fine, and able to fly up onto the wall and join the wall sitters (darn brats!). Those white spots are hilarious - not expected at all!
Here (in the past, not so much now) spray lime was used, I would mix the lime (yee gads don’t get that stuff in your eyes!!), with water to make a thick sloppy mixture and paint it on the stall walls, some people would use a sprayer to apply it. It makes everything bright white and helps control...
I decided not to use concrete in the barn due to expense and as you stated hard to remove if you need to.
Those 2’x2’ patio slabs are horrendous to handle, the 1x1 pavers are much easier to put down, I used some around the garden. I use the brick pavers (4”x8”) in the barn - they go down...
I also use brick pavers in the barn, my whole floor (stalls included) are those pavers. They are relatively easy to install, and drain well.
Outside I will use electric fencing to keep predators away. Zap!!! Love electric fencing! If it can keep a bear away from the bins in our work camps it...
I use play sand no issues. And the fine dusty topsoil is like fine powder here in the summer when it’s hot and dry.
I think there are many misconceptions surrounding ‘Silica’
Real silica is what is used in abrasive blasting (sand blasting) and this is where people feel that silica is bad, the...
The quintessential hen ♥️♥️♥️
Bob says they stay white and bright and clean through magic 😆
I believe it! My white gals will roll in dirt get up, shake and be gleaming white again!