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Re: Pumpkin seeds
#1 · July 26, 2001, 2:17 pm
Posted by: dhaley <dhaley@...>
Pam it's my friend June in the cities that does this. She has alot of sheep
and goats. She busts open alot of them and just leaves them for the sheep
and goats to eat. She only does this once a year and hasn't wormed any
other time. Last year was the first year she didn't do the pumpkins because
she was giving her farm a rest year. She didn't breed her animals, grow
anything, etc. She didn't worm with the pumpkins either and she greatly
regretted it. She's had to treat with chemical worms, delicing products,
etc. Deanna P.S. If I were you I just give them several handfuls of seeds
a day for maybe a week or so and see what happens. You just have two unbred
yearlings and that shouldn't take much.
and goats. She busts open alot of them and just leaves them for the sheep
and goats to eat. She only does this once a year and hasn't wormed any
other time. Last year was the first year she didn't do the pumpkins because
she was giving her farm a rest year. She didn't breed her animals, grow
anything, etc. She didn't worm with the pumpkins either and she greatly
regretted it. She's had to treat with chemical worms, delicing products,
etc. Deanna P.S. If I were you I just give them several handfuls of seeds
a day for maybe a week or so and see what happens. You just have two unbred
yearlings and that shouldn't take much.