Thank you very much for sharing your interesting experience. About a month ago I got 1 rabbit girl, and I still have 4 ex battery chickens, due to my health no more sheep, but I still dry grass clippings for my rabbit Zoe and chicken girls. All my animals former or today´s love it and it saves me money too.

Thank you Clyde for such nice words. Wish you a Merry Xmas and All the best in 2024 !

thank you for your comment, I didn´t know Caigua, but Mr. Google says yes - it is Achocha¨s another name. Wish you nice harvest and hope you¨d find it tasty as me 🙂

Yes you are right :-) just choose the nice sunny day so that it is dry in teh evening. I always mow the lawn according to weather forecast. Mow at about 10-11 a.m. and have it dry in large sacks in 5 p.m. :-) Wish you a nice day.

thank you for your comment, and let me then know if you were happy with your harvest and like its taste :-) have a nice day :-)

Hi thanks for an interesting question - but sorry, I don´t know....maybe Mr. Google may help? 🙂

it is in the title - 5 ex battery girls

Never - animals in our home have names and when they die, we bury them. They are our pets, friends, not food. I am giving at least few animals nice life. I am not vegetarian, but I strongly wish that animals would be treated better and killed fast (shots not undercut necks, leaving them slowly painfully dying...).

@@ayahoda1783 sorry mam I didint mean to hurt u but meat is so tasty could not control it.

@@niaazchistie4246 it is OK you didnť hurt me, we also eat meat at home, but not our animals who are like our pets :-)

yes very nice experience to watch them every day how happy they are - and also the shock how many eggs they gave us

Hi, thanks for the question....I haven´t seen any insects in the hay, so far...i think that when sheep eat regular grass they also "meet" insects and have no problem with it, so in hay might be the same. In 10 years when I feed sheep with this hay we had no insects in it, no molds or other problems. They key is also not to store it in closed plastic bags, must be "breathing" bags - but I think this everybody knows. Nice day :-) Jana

Our lawn is a natural meadow. You can do it with any lawn, even golf turf, but for animal´s good health it is the best to have there variety of grasses, flowers, seeds...so if sometimes we have empty places or with only dandelions or other grass, I buy a sack of meadow seeds and spread it there. Also every year I leave a small space of lawn to grow up to blossom - you´d be surprised with nice various blossoms and many nice butterflies, bees, bumblebees coming :-) - and I let the wind to spread the seeds then on our lawn. Also the meadow doesn´t get that easy dry as golf turf, which you must water more often. And meadow is nice soft, even kids can play barefoot. Hope I gave you the answer you wanted. Nice day :-) Jana

@@ayahoda1783 thank you so much 🙏🏻 I really appreciate the guidance.

@@savingmayberry387 Thank You for coming to my start up channel - I am glad to help if I could :-)

Thank you too for watching my video. I am sure your rabbits would love it. Let me know then :-) We have now winter, snow, and my mini sheep as usually prefer 1st our own hay from grass clippings than the regular hay bale.

It is up to you :-), my videos are just for inspiration from my own experience - you don´t have to do it. I use it already many years, my sheep love this hay the most than the regular long, and several friends use it even for rabbits and guinea pigs pets.

Ayahoda It won't make extreme high quality long term storage food. It will make VERY useful short term food. If fed immediately after cutting every animal I've had will fight over it. If dried and stored for a month they still prefer it over last years cut.

@@cody481 Yes I think you are right. My sheep eat this type of hay within 7 mths, it is nicely dark green, we do not have a huge land, just 4500m2, I am hobbist no farmer. I am not expert in quality of hay in time, but I buy also 1 large commercial bale, which lasts for about 8 mnths, and if they bring me older "yellowish" sheep donˇt want it. They start to eat it when our doesn´t come and winter hunger force them :-)

Thank you for your comment. I have classic mower, clipping are aprox. 4cm - 1.5inch long. My mini sheep preffer mower hay over commercial bail. They are healthy, I give them mower hay now 13th year. In com. bail there are not so many grasses as they have from our meadow lawn. When they eat bail they leave many grasses on the ground while mower hay they eat to the last piece. And I have 2 in 1 - nicely cut lawn and happy healthy sheep. The mower hay is also key important for me to keep sheep without teeth alive as long as possible. For them it is much easier to chew it by their gums and highly nutritious. The last is the storage, it can be compressed and takes less space. Cutting grass by hand....Honestly - I am lazy to do that in such quantities that I need... 😃

Thank you Darryl - you know I just share my videos for fun and some learnings, I won´t use promosm, I don´t want to invest money in it, just my time. There are billions of other videos - it is amazing and suprising to me that someone finds me and subscribes :-) Take care

Thank you Susie for your nice comment. My girls are now after 1 year looking as regular hens, when I hold them they are no more bony but having more muscles on, only Pinkie is still slim. I will make probably a short video. I hope they have a paradise in our garden now :-)

uz jsi 2. kdo to rika :-), jedna znama ma slepice a rikala, ze ty jeji se takhle tedy nemaji..

Neni zac - rostou paradne, je to jednoduche, a pokud vam budou chutnat, budete set kazdy rok, jak ted uz ja :-)

Thank you Itzia - tip how to start - take some small plastic sachet, put in paper napkin, water it (just to be wet not much), and place on it the seeds and close the sachet. Leave it closed at home until you see that the seeds started to sprout, usually in about 4 days. Then open and place them either into garden bed or into garden pots and let them grow :-) Wish you a good harvest :-)

Thank u for the fast response :) I will try that..I am so excited...I will try this way.....I was going to sow directly but would prefer your method Nd tip...Blessings and again thank u sooo much....I saved your video for reference...u covered so many great things

@@itziahurtado You can put it right in the soil too, but in this case it´d grow faster and 99.9% seeds would sprout :-) All the best to You :-)

Before soaking in paper towel, could one also just soak in water or is that basically going to do the same thing?

Thank you - there are many "crazy" people like me helping animals and nature - I am not vegetarian but I have a naive dream that maybe once animals would be treated better...not as things. My ex battery chickens taught me that they are not silly at all, having feelings too...

Thank you Ruth, it is really a nice feeling to see them happy

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Hi Linda, I am in Europe - don´t know Fescue, Kentucky Blue - our lawn is from meadow grass. I´m sure it would sell under some name in your area too. Good luck :-) Jana

Thank you!

@@Linda-we6en You´re welcome :-)

Thx :-)