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Because the question can't be answered, for reasons already offered. and what they "know" about red pepper flake is wrong for the same reason. Just as what many "know" about adding ACV to water is almost certainly wrong for similar reason.

I have grape arbors myself, and am currently throwing feed around it to control the native (with thorns) blackberry to keep it from growing between my grapes.

My version of selective weed control is to but cruble/mash on top of a weed I want gone. A couple days of that and not only is the weed gone, but there is a smooth hollow of chicken scratching that likely peeled out the surface roots as well.

And you have almost entirely misread my post. Try again.

They do do research. I linked some of it a page or two ago. The universe cares not one whit for the motive of an inventor or seller. Nor does it care about the hopes of the buyer. It has NO impact on its efficacy. You are knowingly choosing an unreliable, inferior (for the purpose intended)...

Ummm. No. A lot of over the counter unregulated supplements for chickens contain oregano oil. That should not be mistaken for "medication". As Paracelsus observed, "The dosage is the poison." There is an important medical truth in that quote. Note that I am not denying that some compounds...

YMMV - easier to spell than Caveat Emptor. TY @Cindy in PA

See for instance: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7411182/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12866780/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25864115/

As Paracelsus observed roughly 500 years ago, "the dosage is the poison". There is a small, but generally positive, body of research, on the use of oregano (and somewhat less on the use of thyme) or its oil in chicken feed for reducing average bacterial load in the short term. There is, to...