by Aino
(Mexico)
We are starting to discharge in a hole in the land using just sawdust. Here is a six-month dry season and the water is scarce so we think it is a good option to save water. But the other day it rained and we just found a big colony of white fly worms that eat the pooh so fast. Well, today I fed the hens with them, and they love it but I wonder if it's ok and healthy for the hens and for me to eat their eggs. I suppose is and it's free chicken food but I can't find info to clarify this. Maybe you know something about it?
Cheers!
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