More PVC chicken feeder problems
The new and improved PVC
chicken feeder worked
great for a few weeks but started clumping again.
I know it's being protected
from rain, but the early morning dew condensation seems to add up after
a while and clump the pellets together.
Looks like it's back to
throwing the feed on the ground every morning.
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A screened bottom and black paint for convection?
It may just be too humid in your land but I wonder if some airflow might help the situation?
Comment by
Michael
— Mon Jul 10 20:30:17 2017
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Improvement
That is a clever improvement that seems like it should help.
Comment by
mark
— Tue Jul 11 14:58:53 2017
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