I am rejoicing. My hens have started laying again after almost a month's sabbatical. We're only getting four eggs a day, but I know that will increase as the daylight increases. And then I started thinking....
I've been reading about GMO corn and GMO soybeans and so on. Realizing these are in the scratch and the laying mash that I give my chickens, I realized these are getting into my diet as well. What to do?Time to go on line for some research. I couldn't find anyone up here that raises organic corn and soy. If it's organic, can it still be GMO? I can order organic feed on line, but it's cost prohibitive, not a good idea. So...I can grow my own organic corn, but that's a bit labor intensive considering all of the other projects we have going right now. My chickens free range all summer, I supplement their feed with kitchen scraps all winter. I grow extra vegies for them, but it's not enough to keep them all winter. So I guess I'll just eat these eggs, knowing they're still better than the store bought. I'll just be thankful for the eggs. There's only so much I can do, the Lord will take care of the rest.
Home grown eggs are so much tastier than the ones I get at the store. I shouldn't read so much.
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Feb 14, 2011
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Feb 14, 2011
Home grown eggs-uck??
I am rejoicing. My hens have started laying again after almost a month's sabbatical. We're only getting four eggs a day, but I know that will increase as the daylight increases. And then I started thinking....
I've been reading about GMO corn and GMO soybeans and so on. Realizing these are in the scratch and the laying mash that I give my chickens, I realized these are getting into my diet as well. What to do?Time to go on line for some research. I couldn't find anyone up here that raises organic corn and soy. If it's organic, can it still be GMO? I can order organic feed on line, but it's cost prohibitive, not a good idea. So...I can grow my own organic corn, but that's a bit labor intensive considering all of the other projects we have going right now. My chickens free range all summer, I supplement their feed with kitchen scraps all winter. I grow extra vegies for them, but it's not enough to keep them all winter. So I guess I'll just eat these eggs, knowing they're still better than the store bought. I'll just be thankful for the eggs. There's only so much I can do, the Lord will take care of the rest.
Home grown eggs are so much tastier than the ones I get at the store. I shouldn't read so much.
I've been reading about GMO corn and GMO soybeans and so on. Realizing these are in the scratch and the laying mash that I give my chickens, I realized these are getting into my diet as well. What to do?Time to go on line for some research. I couldn't find anyone up here that raises organic corn and soy. If it's organic, can it still be GMO? I can order organic feed on line, but it's cost prohibitive, not a good idea. So...I can grow my own organic corn, but that's a bit labor intensive considering all of the other projects we have going right now. My chickens free range all summer, I supplement their feed with kitchen scraps all winter. I grow extra vegies for them, but it's not enough to keep them all winter. So I guess I'll just eat these eggs, knowing they're still better than the store bought. I'll just be thankful for the eggs. There's only so much I can do, the Lord will take care of the rest.
Home grown eggs are so much tastier than the ones I get at the store. I shouldn't read so much.
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