Jul 7, 2009 · A neighbor gave us some yellow squash. What is the best way to fix it? (I have done the simple thing of just cooking it in a pan with butter, and that was good, but looking for other simple …

Jan 2, 2010 · What I do have is a garden FULL of yellow crookneck squash! The kind that has the little bumps....that gets hard skin and you can only feed it to chickens and they dont even like it that much!

Jul 3, 2011 · Well, it's that season again -- time for the overgrown zucchini and squash. You know, those pesky fruits that hide themselves behind big leaves or stems until they are absolutely HUGE and far …

Apr 15, 2009 · Yes, they can eat it, with the seeds, but you will have to cut them in half . They can eat them either raw, or baked. Good nutrients for them. They will eat the seeds, and meat of the squash …

Mar 22, 2015 · I have some butternut squash that I really should harvest & thought I'd give it to the hens. They have had raw pumpkin before and didn't care for it too much. (They are really spoiled when it …

Mar 18, 2008 · When crook neck squash are not too big, they cook up just like zucchini (sp??). If they get too big, you can split them open and the chickens adore the seeds in the center of them.

Apr 30, 2022 · We had some trouble with various pest and disease related issues with our squash this year. I was wondering what you all thought were the best varieties for pest/disease resistance? Thanks,

Aug 19, 2023 · Maybe they thought squash had to be cooked like the nightshade family vegetables? Perhaps. People can eat over ripe Squash too, tasty.

Dec 4, 2009 · My chickens love uncooked butternut squash and pumpkin. Can I give them uncooked spaghetti squash too?

Nov 20, 2008 · Squash- *** Butternut, Yellow, etc. Cooked or uncooked. Cut into small pieces. Pumpkin-? The flesh can be cut up and given to your ducks. Turnips-? Cooked only, cut up in smaller pieces. …