REDCHEQHEN Posted October 25, 2019 Report Posted October 25, 2019 I use quite a few supplements all year round, some liquid and some powder, I've always kept them in the kitchen but have room to house in the shed now, with a cold winter forecast I don't want anything freezing. Of those of you who use supplements, where do you store them over winter? I use them all year round so will continue to use over the winter (Gemthepax, oregano based herban liquid, quill boost-a liquid acidifier, to name a few that I use)
buster151 Posted October 26, 2019 Report Posted October 26, 2019 All mine are kept in shed all year, some powders do go hard though occasionally
neila Posted October 26, 2019 Report Posted October 26, 2019 I use quite a few supplements all year round, some liquid and some powder, I've always kept them in the kitchen but have room to house in the shed now, with a cold winter forecast I don't want anything freezing. Of those of you who use supplements, where do you store them over winter? I use them all year round so will continue to use over the winter (Gemthepax, oregano based herban liquid, quill boost-a liquid acidifier, to name a few that I use) I use Gemthepax when breeding and it stays in the shed and is fine I used make my own garlic oil but I had concerns about it going rancid so I buy the natural one now and keep it in the shed no problem ,I don't use quill boost but use avidress all year and that's fine kept in the shedI think its things like cod liver oil you would have to watch when the temp goes up so I tend to only use it winter and early in the year when breeding Powder wise I use yeast when breeding and poultry spice when moulting and both are fine
THE FIFER Posted October 26, 2019 Report Posted October 26, 2019 I have a small cupboard in the loft and it is laid on a sheet of polistiren which helps to keep frost at bay, also used to put a bit of that under drinkers but had to take it away as the birds were picking at it
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