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I was interested in making this for my backyard birds but I read that molasses may not be good for them, your thoughts?
To begin with, molasses makes hens thirsty and increases water consumption. This means that you need to watch your Waterer more closely and refill more often.
But molasses also causes wetter, looser droppings because it has a mild laxative effect. This means a messier chicken coop and more cleaning, not to mention more opportunities to spread parasites and disease between birds.
Plus, both wetter dropping and the molasses itself will attract more flies and other unwanted insects to the chicken coop.
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@Flapjacks-tm8cf
5 months ago
Ok i think i need to give yall a biology lesson. Hens often eat non fertilized eggs to gain back the fat and calcium used to make them.
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