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  2. Cooked or raw squash seeds? - BackYard Chickens

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    791. 28. 133. New Salisbury, Indiana, First flock. I throw the seeds in the blender then add the ground seeds to some water and simmer awhile on the stove add some oatmeal allow to cool and feed to the chickens. Sometimes I cook the pumpkin pulp and throw the softened pulp in the blender along with the seeds and feed that to the chickens.

  3. What do I make with all this crookneck squash??? - BackYard...

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    Use enough of the vinegar to cover the vegetables, chop and drain, reserving the vinegar for the next blender load. When the vegetables are all chopped, put all ingredients into a large enamel or stainless steel vessel. Bring to a boil over medium heat. pack in hot jars leaving a ½" head space.

  4. The ULTIMATE list of DUCK Treats and Supplements...

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    Squash- *** Butternut, Yellow, etc. Cooked or uncooked. Cut into small pieces. Pumpkin-? The flesh can be cut up and given to your ducks. Turnips-? Cooked only, cut up in smaller pieces. Zucchini-*** Peeled or unpeeled, raw, and cut up in small cubes. If you shred and freeze, you can place it in a warm bowl of water to make "soup" for your ducks.

  5. Best Way to Feed Chickens Zucchini / Squash

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    I make a spicy spanish rice with tomatos,onion, bell peppers, rice and hamburger. I slice the zucchini long ways and score the skin then hallow it out and stuff it. I bake it for about an hour then top with cheese. Whatever is left microwaves well. That was before I had chickens.

  6. Can your chickens eat butternut/acorn squash?

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    Yes, they can eat it, with the seeds, but you will have to cut them in half . They can eat them either raw, or baked. Good nutrients for them. They will eat the seeds, and meat of the squash and leave the skin for you. Last edited: Jan 29, 2010. Jan 29, 2010. #3.

  7. Spaghetti Squash and Pumpkins - BackYard Chickens

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    I will probably have quite a pile of them available for the chickens. My chicks were probably around 12 - 13 weeks old when I first gave them spaghetti squash. I feed it raw. I just cut one in half and put the two halves in the run. When I check back in a couple of hours only a thin shell (skin) remains. Aug 11, 2009.

  8. Recipes for Banana Squash - BackYard Chickens

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    I like my banana squash baked plain and served with real butter and a sprinkle of salt. It is also good cut into chunks and cooked into stew or roasted with the pot roast. I like roast pork with roasted squash, onions, and apples Banana squash and the butternuts and acorns can be cooked and mashed and used in any recipe for pumpkin.

  9. Best pest/disease resistant squash/gourd varieties?

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    One squash I hear they like is Hubbard squash, so they will preferentially go for those first. Squash bugs - best to pick off by hand and remove the eggs on the underside of the leaves. They need to be in high numbers to really damage a crop, but it seems like they may mar the surface of the fruit.

  10. Can Chickens Eat Cabbage? All You Need To Know

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    Sure, it has sugar and salt. However, it’s not high enough to be worried about. Other chicken treats contain much more sugar or salt. The cabbage has a few parts. However, you don’t have to worry about that. You can give them every portion. The rib and the core might be a little tough, but your chickens can eat them.

  11. Important High-Protein Foods for Chickens During Molting

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    The Pigeon grain I buy also has a variety of grains mixed in it, peas, lentils, etc. Shelled Sunflower seeds & Spanish peanuts, live mealworms, cabbage, squash, shredded mix of carrots & celery, fresh chickweed, warm cooked oatmeal with raisins, scrambled eggs, blueberries or melons are also scarfed down with great enthusiasm, along with ...