The Give Zero Clucks Podcast

Bev & Sam are so EGGcited to share this chat with Homestead Jenn & Homestead Phil about their fun chicken venture - Rent The Chicken. Why would anyone rent a chicken you ask? Listen and find out! The answers may surprise you. They also share about their Amish made coops and chicken toys, how to save your school's elementary teachers from having to find homes for baby chicks every year when they hatch as part of the curriculum, and a fun business opportunity for fellow homesteaders.

Sam & Bev tried to keep the BS down, shared how to give goats & chickens penicillin when needed, using Ivermectin to deworm goats, discover what medicated chick feed is NOT, dispel some pig myths, freak out about the garlic episode of Rotten, and discuss a fun local food challenge.

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Rooster crowing was recorded by Shelley and can be found here. Goat Bleating was recorded by Blastwavefx.com and can be found here. Both used under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0.

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Sam & Bev tried to keep the BS down, shared how to give goats & chickens penicillin when needed, using Ivermectin to deworm goats, discover what medicated chick feed is NOT, dispel some pig myths, freak out about the garlic episode of Rotten, and discuss a fun local food challenge.

Bev & Sam BS a lot, gush about how creative all you listeners are, chat about seizing the days that you can perform farm chores, feeling inadequate when scrolling through social media and just celebrating how you decide to farm, their humanness, recognizing and treating spraddle leg, egg yolk peritonitis in chickens, tetanus antitoxin for goats, and making the tough decision to cull an animal.

Sponsors:

This episode is brought to you by:

Henny & Roo! Use code DRINKANDFARM at www.hennyandroo.com to save 10% on your first box when you subscribe.

First Saturday Lime! Use code #DRINK at www.firstsaturdaylime.com to save 10% every time you lime.

Grubbly Farms! Use code WINE20 at www.grubblyfarms.com to save 20% on your next order of delicious black soldier fly larvae.

The drinks for this episode were sponsored by @thimbleworks Cheers lady! Go check out her shop and use code DRINKANDFARM for 10% off!

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Egg Yolk Peritonitis

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Watch the garlic episode of Rotten

Rooster crowing was recorded by Shelley and can be found here. Goat Bleating was recorded by Blastwavefx.com and can be found here. Both used under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0.

Some of the the links in the show notes are affiliate links from which we may make a small commission should you use them to make a purchase. Read our full disclosure statement here. While using a link won't affect your purchase in any way, you could look at it as though you've bought us a drink. Cheers!

Bev & Sam BS a lot, gush about how creative all you listeners are, chat about seizing the days that you can perform farm chores, feeling inadequate when scrolling through social media and just celebrating how you decide to farm, their humanness, recognizing and treating spraddle leg, egg yolk peritonitis in chickens, tetanus antitoxin for goats, and making the tough decision to cull an animal.

Sam & Bev chat with Shannon from @Country_Fried_Tina on Instagram about how she discovered Marek's disease in her chicken flock, and how she's managing it.

This episode is lovingly dedicated in Tina's memory. You can learn a lot from a little chicken.

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How Shannon Managed Marek's in Her Flock:

**For My Flock ** Fresh clean water daily Ice treats on hot days - added treats of grubblies or scrambled eggs -spinach - vitamins and oregano Free ranging often

10 drops colloidal silver into their water twice monthly . Herbs! Added to their foods! I like herbin backyards **Tina's ❤️ (rest in peace sweet girl) Vitamins B12, vitamin e , selenium (Capsules sold over the counter .. I'd mix contents together into her yogurt and give 2xs daily) Poly-vi-sol {without iron) 1 dropperful daily Added oregano, herbs (herbin' backyards herbs worked great for me) into her food. HYDRATION is so important! I always watered down her food because she had hard time getting to her water bowl. Also-- I alternated between these two every 4 hours ... Colloidal silver 10ppm ten drops in her food. Hypericum 30x two tablets dissolved into a shot glass of distilled water. I'd give 6 drops into food. Alternate colloidal silver and hypericum (st johns wart) every 4 hours. Can also give on bread! **Again I am no doctor and went off of recommendations and some research and I really feel it's the reason she stayed with me so long. Good luck to anyone dealing with this disease. XO Shannon

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Sam & Bev chat with Shannon from @Country_Fried_Tina on Instagram about how she discovered Marek's disease in her chicken flock, and how she's managing it.

Sam & Bev discuss their lives outside of farming, how they are dealing with just having too much to do, getting help with the non-farming things, and who is capable of farming (spoiler alert - anyone who wants to!).

Sponsors:

This episode is brought to you by:

Henny & Roo! Use code DRINKANDFARM at www.hennyandroo.com to save 10% on your first box when you subscribe.

First Saturday Lime! Use code #DRINK at www.firstsaturdaylime.com to save 10% every time you lime.

Grubbly Farms! Use code WINE20 at www.grubblyfarms.com to save 20% on your next order of delicious black soldier fly larvae.

The drinks for this episode were sponsored by @AshleyKirnan Cheers lady!

Show Notes:

This Episode is brought to you by our Patreon Contributors! You guys are the one's who make this podcast happen!

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Rooster crowing was recorded by Shelley and can be found here. Goat Bleating was recorded by Blastwavefx.com and can be found here. Both used under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0.

Some of the the links in the show notes are affiliate links from which we may make a small commission should you use them to make a purchase. Read our full disclosure statement here. While using a link won't affect your purchase in any way, you could look at it as though you've bought us a drink. Cheers!

Sam & Bev discuss their lives outside of farming, how they are dealing with just having too much to do, getting help with the non-farming things, and who is capable of farming (spoiler alert - anyone who wants to!).

Bev & Sam have a fun, sassy chat with Kathee from Messy Mildred ALL about chicken shampoo! They also discuss being a badass, putting yourself out there, warding off the haters, and how chickens suffer from the ultra-common disorder RBF (resting beak face).

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Some of the the links in the show notes are affiliate links from which we may make a small commission should you use them to make a purchase. Read our full disclosure statement here. While using a link won't affect your purchase in any way, you could look at it as though you've bought us a drink. Cheers!