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I have a friend who keeps chickens and wants my spent grain. However we don't see each other that often, so my question is, can I freeze it? Is it worth it?
 
slurp said:
I dry out the individual grains and then glue them on pieces of paper to make a cheap alternative to sand paper................... :? oh no thats wrong thats what i do with left over cornflakes... yeah i compost the spent grain.

:lol:
Here's that piccy I promised:
chickens.jpg

The scruffy one at the bottom plucks herself to make a nest (ouch :shock: )
 
A T said:
Do those 2 chickens eat all that?

Pretty much although it takes them a couple of days usually - it's quite amusing when I have just tipped it out of the mash tun to watch them hopping around on the hot grain :lol: They are desperate to get at it so don't seem to mind getting scortched feet :D
 
eskimobob said:
slurp said:
I dry out the individual grains and then glue them on pieces of paper to make a cheap alternative to sand paper................... :? oh no thats wrong thats what i do with left over cornflakes... yeah i compost the spent grain.

:lol:
Here's that piccy I promised:
chickens.jpg

The scruffy one at the bottom plucks herself to make a nest (ouch :shock: )

Nice picture EB :cool:

One or two more pints & I'm going to post a photo of my cock












Come on, someone had to say it
 
roger the dog said:
eskimobob said:
slurp said:
I dry out the individual grains and then glue them on pieces of paper to make a cheap alternative to sand paper................... :? oh no thats wrong thats what i do with left over cornflakes... yeah i compost the spent grain.

:lol:
Here's that piccy I promised:
chickens.jpg

The scruffy one at the bottom plucks herself to make a nest (ouch :shock: )

Nice picture EB :cool:

One or two more pints & I'm going to post a photo of my cock

:clap: :rofl: :rofl:

There must be a short answer to that :?:








Come on, someone had to say it
 
Meanwhile back on topic, I shot mine into the leaf mould container and let it mould down. Yesterday I shovelled out several kilos of fabulous free soil conditioner :D I can drink the grain one year and eat stuff it's helped to grow the next year. :party:
 
Ian said:
In the compost bin along with the hops. Yeast cake goes in too :thumb:

Same here, I have a veggie patch in my garden so it helps to add this.
 
slurp said:
I dry out the individual grains and then glue them on pieces of paper to make a cheap alternative to sand paper................... :? oh no thats wrong thats what i do with left over cornflakes... yeah i compost the spent grain.
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
Wicked sense of humour. I just ****** myself
 
A mate of mine tells me that if you throw cooked spaghetti in to the chicken pen.... they go mental as they think they are monster worms.... wait until they are at the other end of the yard throw in the spaghetti and watch them sprint.
Does anyone else here find a chicken in full sprint hillareous
While on the subject of hillareous fowl has anyone here taken a proper look at a duck. I mean the legs are at one end of a fairly fat long body and the head and neck are at the other. The thing is a walking overhang. WHere is the feckin ballance point?
 

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