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joshdonlan
September 22, 2008, 7:29pm Report to Moderator Report to Moderator
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Thanks Tony. It turns out that HJ Lea Oakes are a supplier. They are v. local.

Thanks guys, I will give easybed a go.
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joshdonlan
September 22, 2008, 7:33pm Report to Moderator Report to Moderator
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what maintainence is required to keep the easibed in good condition? raking etc?
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September 22, 2008, 7:35pm Report to Moderator Report to Moderator

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what maintainence is required to keep the easibed in good condition? raking etc?


i just rake over it once a week get any lumps out and apply some loft white ,rake it in then its as good as new
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Tony C
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what maintainence is required to keep the easibed in good condition? raking etc?


Very little once the youngbirds start to perch up, I rake mine over once a week.


Brits ahoy

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john robo
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not using anythink now but when the young birds where ween this year i used natural floor dressing http://www.natural-granen.com/#undefined/Contact/GRANULATED_FLOORCOVERING will be using it again next year. ive just been watching a dvd Bosheind Flyers. not cleaned his young bird loft for 12 YEARS he belives it build the birds immune system and keeps the likes of ybs away.



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September 22, 2008, 8:19pm Report to Moderator Report to Moderator

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I use easibed and i get it from countrywide.  I think it cost about £7-£8 for a 25kg sack.

Lloyd


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ChrisMaidment08
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obios is great


monmouthshire stray loft now open
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What is obios?











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joshdonlan
September 22, 2008, 8:22pm Report to Moderator Report to Moderator
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Thanks all. I think ill give easybed a go, its not too much more than the shavings and sounds alot better.
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ChrisMaidment08
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its horse bedding like little chips brill in loft


monmouthshire stray loft now open
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its horse bedding like little chips brill in loft


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ChrisMaidment08
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smells like vets surgery


monmouthshire stray loft now open
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auld jeff
September 22, 2008, 9:18pm Report to Moderator Report to Moderator
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i did use shavings i  now use easybed , doesent blow about the same and it lasts longer
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carlsberg
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i also use easi-bed but only for the y/b s
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i think this easibed stuff sounds allright and its much cheaper than birchwood chips,only thing is how long does it last for?


to learn from your mistakes is easy
to learn from someone else' is harder.[bismarck]
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Tony C
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i think this easibed stuff sounds allright and its much cheaper than birchwood chips,only thing is how long does it last for?


I change mine twice a year. The w/hood loft after breeding then again after the moult, the youngbird loft (darkness) after moults.


Brits ahoy

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