Re: [Community_garden] Heating chicken water

Thanks everyone for the chicken water advice! what I got from this was 1. salt 2. marinade with alcohol 3. electrocute or bake with concentrated solar 4. serve hot originally I was going to try to keep the hens alive the rest of the winter, but this sounds delicious! -fgc -Original

Re: [Community_garden] Heating chicken water

Yea, and when you get them on the table call us. LOL Di - Original Message - From: Fred Conrad fred.con...@acfb.org To: community_garden@list.communitygarden.org Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 8:39 AM Subject: Re: [Community_garden] Heating chicken water Thanks everyone for the

Re: [Community_garden] Heating chicken water

Had to jump in because this is such a fun trail. Fred, being a southerner and a gardener, I am sure you have already grown and put up the 11 secret herbs and spices... Bill Dawson Growing to Green Program Coordinator Franklin Park Conservatory 1777 East Broad Street Columbus, Ohio 43203-2040

Re: [Community_garden] Green Schools?

Hi, I hope nobody minds that I am jumping in on this thread! :) I am on a green committee at a local elementary school. They are doing fabulous things as far as energy reduction, composting, etc. I'm just wondering what some other schools are doing out there to be more green that I might share

Re: [Community_garden] Like water for chickens (Sizwe Herring)

There are heating wands for water bowls - often sold in hardware stores. Or you can figure out a way to keep the water moving (drip from the tap? spinning magnet? ) Anywhoo, there was a great story about chickens, chicken friends and friends on a blog yesterday which I posted to our page:

Re: [Community_garden] Green Schools?

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