Sustainable Backyard Chickens: Repurpose Litter & Reduce Waste

Earth911
Jun 11, 2020, 5:00 am200 ptsTrending
It’s not surprising that keeping backyard chickens continues to grow in popularity. The availability of fresh eggs — or even meat — from humanely raised hens is a clear benefit. But while sustainably produced food may make you feel good, disposing of soiled chicken bedding may be a problem you hadn’t…

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Sustainable Backyard Chickens: Repurpose Litter & Reduce Waste

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