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Gender

Female


Location

Wellington


Birthday:

November 23


Suburb

Brooklyn


Post / Zip Code

6021


I can offer

Garden sitting, Poultry sitting, Food from my garden, Tools & Equipment to hire/borrow


Food Growing Skill Level

Beginner


I am interested in...

Buying Local Food, Selling Local Grown Food, WWOOFA Hosting


Tell us about your garden and what you're growing

I have a tiny patch with lots of parsely so I don't eat it faster than it can handle! I currently have spinich and broad beans and beets and brocelli and a problem with spelling vege names it would seem! I also have two bantams, French and Saunders.


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  • Jenny Freewalker November 15, 2009 at 8:37pm
    hi Jim, l have a permanent set up where l bought a plastic pet feeding bowl that has one for food and one for water. The water part has a hole that you can put the top of a 2.5 litre plastic soft drink bottle into.
  • Richard October 24, 2009 at 12:13am
    Hi There,

    Wandering dew is high in oxalic acid much the same as silverbeet, so the danger is not immediate, its really an issue that builds up over time from prolonged "grazing".

    Make sure that they have plenty of other food when in the wandering dew though , as the idea is for them to scratch it all up and turn it over, rather than eat it.....but given it is a green if hungry they will eat if they have too.

    Depending on how many chooks youv'e got and how much wandering dew you have. I'd rotate them on a fortnightly to monthly basis, with a good spell on grass in between. With tht length of time they should really suppress the wandering dew in the area they are tractoring.

    Cheers
    Rihard
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