top | item 46452954 (no title) 317070 | 2 months ago Well, chickens tend to live off insects when you let them roam.I don't really see how insect powder would be worse than the flour they get now. You don't even need to turn the bugs into a powder. discuss order hn newest shtzvhdx|2 months ago To be fair, chickens can see and discriminate between insects before putting them in their mouths. Powdered insects preclude that.Likewise, cows would never eat a carcass cow, but as hamburger mixed with a lot of grass... ErroneousBosh|1 month ago > To be fair, chickens can see (insects)Yes, they do that> and discriminate between insectsYeah, they do not do that.They also eat mice, which I guess came as quite a surprise to the cat that was stalking the mouse, although not half as much as to the mouse. pajko|1 month ago Chickens eat anything they can. Sometimes including eggs and chicks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannibalism_in_poultry fc417fc802|2 months ago Indeed we already feed them insects and we don't powder them. You can purchase bags of dried meal worms at the feed store. The carcasses are fully intact.
shtzvhdx|2 months ago To be fair, chickens can see and discriminate between insects before putting them in their mouths. Powdered insects preclude that.Likewise, cows would never eat a carcass cow, but as hamburger mixed with a lot of grass... ErroneousBosh|1 month ago > To be fair, chickens can see (insects)Yes, they do that> and discriminate between insectsYeah, they do not do that.They also eat mice, which I guess came as quite a surprise to the cat that was stalking the mouse, although not half as much as to the mouse.
ErroneousBosh|1 month ago > To be fair, chickens can see (insects)Yes, they do that> and discriminate between insectsYeah, they do not do that.They also eat mice, which I guess came as quite a surprise to the cat that was stalking the mouse, although not half as much as to the mouse.
pajko|1 month ago Chickens eat anything they can. Sometimes including eggs and chicks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannibalism_in_poultry
fc417fc802|2 months ago Indeed we already feed them insects and we don't powder them. You can purchase bags of dried meal worms at the feed store. The carcasses are fully intact.
shtzvhdx|2 months ago
Likewise, cows would never eat a carcass cow, but as hamburger mixed with a lot of grass...
ErroneousBosh|1 month ago
Yes, they do that
> and discriminate between insects
Yeah, they do not do that.
They also eat mice, which I guess came as quite a surprise to the cat that was stalking the mouse, although not half as much as to the mouse.
pajko|1 month ago
fc417fc802|2 months ago