No, we do not do exchanges. However, we do refill propane tanks and charge by the gallon. As of this writing the price per gallon is $2.75.*

Yes and no. You want to apply pre-emergent when the majority of seeds are germinating.  Peak time for seed germination is the spring and fall. Because there is always a seed getting ready to germinate you can apply pre-emergent at any time.  But, you get the most bang for the buck in the spring and fall.

The short answer is no. You should always be in control of how much water you are putting on fertilizer (or any other product). Too much water causes run off, which can lead to salinity issues, algae bloom and a host of other conditions in ground water, rivers and lakes.

In June 2011 the EPA changed the law on packaging requirements (among other things) in regards to rat and mouse poison.

http://www.epa.gov/oppsrrd1/reregistration/rodenticides/finalriskdecision.htm

About $2.50. * Hay is grown for livestock food. Straw is what is left over after a crop has been harvested. In our area the majority is wheat straw. It is used for decoration, animal bedding, erosion control and a multitude of other things.

Pellets and crumbles will yield the same results from the bird. However, there tends to be less waste with pellets. Higher quality feed will produce better animals.

Yes, within the parameters of our vendors. All of our vendors charge freight and they all have minimums. We will combine special orders with regular store orders to make these minimums.

Yes, we have a number of chickens available in-store to purchase.