I managed to score some bone dust from my work and I was wondering if there is any prep required for it? Like do I have to bake it first?
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Bone Dust Question
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2 Re: Bone Dust Question Sat Nov 30, 2013 9:56 am
coopslave
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Just feed it. I would also freeze it in little portion sized containers for later use.
4 Re: Bone Dust Question Tue Dec 03, 2013 8:22 am
Sweetened
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Feed to what? Is this like bone meal?
5 Re: Bone Dust Question Tue Dec 03, 2013 8:27 am
coopslave
Golden Member
In Australia we call it band saw dust. It is the 'saw dust' that is around the cutting machines at a butcher or other processing facility. It is great stuff to feed.
Unfortunately the butchers caught on quickly. What was seen as garbage to get rid of free, soon had a charge attached to it when they found out we wanted it. Supply and demand I suppose.
Unfortunately the butchers caught on quickly. What was seen as garbage to get rid of free, soon had a charge attached to it when they found out we wanted it. Supply and demand I suppose.
6 Re: Bone Dust Question Tue Dec 03, 2013 8:30 am
Sweetened
Full Time Member
Oo, for chickens then! Sounds reasonable for sure.
Thanks
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