I feel like I'm parroting many others above by saying, " it seems logical that these bird do *feel* as it's just - well..... If I hadn't seen "x" with my own eyes..... Kinda thinking. Ya-know?"
Reviews by electrycmonk
gtaus
I use between 1/2 and 3/4 bin of water to the fodder tower when I water it twice a day. I have not experimented with different volumes of water, but that is a very interesting question. My goal is to keep the fodder grains moist for good grass growth, but not wet enough to promote mold growth. I don't know how much difference the amount of water would play in the flood and drain system, because I suspect the seeds will absorb what water they need and let the rest pass through. If I had a controlled environment, I would like to see how much difference water and temp affect fodder growth.
Shadrach
Thanks for reading and rating the article. The curve gets steeper the more you watch.
Cryss
No but I don't see why it wouldn't work. It would take more carpentry skills than my simple plexiglass baffles, but not too difficult. I hope someone gives it a try. Maybe you?
aart
1. Maybe 15...depends on the flock dynamics. I do have other feeders I put out when I have younger birds integrating.
2. I have always topped off feed daily to keep track of consumption volume. This feeder as made to reduce 'bill out' waste not for duration of refilling. You could do the current design in a 7gal bucket to increase capacity.
2. I have always topped off feed daily to keep track of consumption volume. This feeder as made to reduce 'bill out' waste not for duration of refilling. You could do the current design in a 7gal bucket to increase capacity.