Hi Suzy,
There are some very good generator makers/sellers on this very site, like you should say, Can I buy a generator here, and trem or ode should respond. You have resourse here to do it. Then you are made go for it
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Hi folks,
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Him
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Does anyone have information whether CS will be of benefit for chickens with
Marek's disease? It seems that it is a Herpes virus infection. I am
considering putting some CS in their drinking water. Any suggestions of
PPM?
Jim Meissner www.MeissnerResearch.com
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HiI can't comment on Mareks disease becaue I don't have chickens
anymore.but rather than adding CS to their water.give them CS
instead of water..Robb
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From: Jim Meissner jpmeiss...@yahoo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, September 03, 2004
Hi Jim,
I'm not sure what all the symptoms are but let me tell you a personal
experience.
My next door neighbor raises chickens. Maybe a hundred or so. One day she
called and told me they had a disease that was causing their heads to hang
to one side. She said it was a fatal disease and
Dear Trem:
Yes that really helped! Do you know what PPM was used and is she continuing
to use CS as a preventative?
I have 67 chickens so far and expect to get several hundred if everything
works out. The person I am buying from sorted the chickens for me and only
sold me heavy ones. Of
Hi Jim,
I always make it at least 20 PPM so that's what she got.
I checked with her after my last post to you. She didn't know what the
disease was and she corrected me on the amount of chickens that got it. It
was only one but it cleared the problem up within 2 days.
Best regards,
Trem
At 03:42 AM 04/09/04, you wrote:
She said that within a couple of days all their heads resumed the upright
position and they seemed healthy. None died.
I hope this helps.
Trem
What sort of ratio to water and ppm did you give her Trem?
Himagain - thinking seriously about moving far, far
Say, folks,
Speaking of chickens an' things:
I have a philosophical problem though - while I won't kill and eat any sort
of animal, I recently learned that REAL chickens in the wild might only lay
10 eggs per year .. I do steal the eggs though and eat them.
Under non-forced conditions,
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From: John Rigby jrig...@fablor.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, September 03, 2004 7:27 PM
Subject: CSjust us chickens...
Speaking of chickens an' things:
I have a philosophical problem though - while I won't kill and eat any sort
of animal, I
Hi John,
I make it at 20 PPM. She used it straight.
Trem
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From: j rigby jrig...@fablor.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, September 03, 2004 4:23 PM
Subject: Re: CSChickens, Marek's Disease and CS?
At 03:42 AM 04/09/04, you wrote:
She said that
Hi John,
By candling them, in otherwords hold them up to a light, in the dark.
You can see a blood spot if the eggs is a few days old.
G Murray
John Rigby wrote:
Big Q: How do you tell a fertilised egg without cracking it??
Himagain - looking at having to learn a whole new
Many l-o-o-o-o-ng years ago when I was in the chicken-egg business,we were
not allowed to wash the eggs as it would wash off the protective layer
which protected the egg.This protective layer would let the egg stay fresh
much longer as in those days,very few people had refrigerators.To get the
In Japan experts can judge the gender of an embryonic fertilized egg by
using a little pendulum.
I kid you not.
JBB
On Saturday, Sep 4, 2004, at 08:27 Asia/Tokyo, John Rigby wrote:
Say, folks,
Speaking of chickens an' things:
I have a philosophical problem though - while I won't kill
John, re. point 2 and 3 that you mention. I'm reminded of the two cannibals
who were eating a clown when one turns to the other and says does he taste
funny to you.
Sorry, couldn't resist.
Cheers, Roger
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