
Great news for those of you that can't get en-ouef of 'papping' your hens – the Omlet Gallery is back in action! With a brand new design it is better than ever, quicker to use, and easier to browse.
If you've uploaded images in the past, don't despair, your photos are still there and looking splendid. If you haven't used the gallery before, now's your chance to show off your prettiest pets (and your photography skills). And if you prefer to ooo and ahhh at other people's pictures, then go ahead...there are hundreds to look at.
Visit the new gallery page now and have a giggle!
This chap's impression of a Gingernut Ranger didn't have the chickens fooled!
Compostwoman's latest post has been blogged, and the worm-derful news is...she has compost! And not just any compost, may we point out, but the best compost money can't buy. Worm compost is very concentrated, so a little goes a long way, and it is full of fabulous nutrients that your plants will love.
After just four weeks of using the Hungry Bin, Compostwoman happily harvested her first batch of compost. She was impressed at the ease of releasing the tray of compost from the bottom, with nothing falling out of the bin in the process. Only one worm had made an escape, and he or she was quickly reunited with his friends back in the bin. Compostwoman added the compost to some pots of veggies, as well as giving them a dose of tasty worm tea.
The conclusion after week 4: “My Hungry Bin is now absorbing my daily kitchen waste – about a kilo of it every day...I am SO impressed with this wormery!”
Click here to read the full post, and visit our website for more information on the Hungry Bin. Order yours by Sunday and you'll get 25% off plus free delivery with code: GOLDDELIVERY.
Four weeks in and Compost Woman harvests the Hungry Bin's first batch of compost!
What will the world be like in the year 2050? Well, flying cars may be a bit eggstreme, but we think it's fairly likely there'll be an awful lot of Eglus out there.
In The Eco Future exhibition in Abu Dhabi visitors can decide for themselves what the future might hold. Opening later this month, this is set to be a fantastic eggsibition that will entertain, educate and inspire children. Kids are invited to take part in games and interactions, making choices about their future as they enter various zones. Each zone addresses a different subject matter (drinking, eating, enjoying, moving and building), exploring the impact of our current lifestyles on the planet.
But what does this all have to do with Omlet? There is an Eglu on display in the exhibition! Keeping chickens in an Eglu is just one of the examples of how new ideas, technology and behaviour can have a positive effect on our planet.
Can't make it to Abu Dhabi for the exhibition? Our advice – keep calm and keep chickens!
The Golden Sale closes its doors at midnight this Sunday so there are just three days left to take advantage of our speggtacular offers. Here are just a few:
Walk in Run – 2m x 2m - £435.35
(usual price £545)
Eglu Classic Run Extension Kit A - £63.11
(usual price £79)
Hungry Bin Super Starter Pack - £181.25
usual price £225
There are hundreds of other products too, with up to 80% off, so why not stock up on egg boxes, roosting bars and egg cups while they're on offer? You could even start your Christmas shopping with our lovely range of gifts on offer.
Free Delivery on orders over £50 ends on Sunday too, so get your orders in quick. Just use Voucher code: GOLDDELIVERY
These offers are only available in the UK. The Golden Sale and Free Delivery expires at midnight on Sunday 9th September. Click here to start shopping!
Thanks to everyone that entered last month's competition. We didn't realise how many hen- wannabe-atheletes there were out there...the olympecks certainly does seem to have inspired birds up and down the country. Although we'd love to hencourage all chickens, we only have one set of Racing Saddles to give away, and the winner is Fiona Musticone. Her hens Thelma, Louise, Freckle, Grumbles, Pimples, Ninja, Jet and Nugget are warming up already, and Fiona tells us that on the day of the race they will eat porridge, followed by cheese and spinach 'omlet', finished with a last minute meal worm taster. Yum!
We can't wait to see some photos of the race in action!
You might remember the story we featured a few months ago, about a Hamster Hotel in Nantes. Well this city obviously likes to keep things whacky, with their latest addition being a bar designed like a giant stork's nest. Le Nid (the nest) was designed by graphic designer Jean Julien, and it sits on top of skyscraper Tour de Bretagne in the largest city in Brittany. The huge, stork body houses the bar itself, and the nest comprises of egg-like seats and tables for customers.
There is some relevence to the bizarre design, as the stork is native to the Nantes area, and it builds its nests high up, on platforms and branches. Although, being rather bias on the subject, we think a chicken bar would have been much better!
Total Mite Kill Powder is a natural, non toxic mite contol powder that can be applied directly onto all birds and poultry. Made from fossilised diatoms, it breaks down the waxy coating of pests, causing them to dehydrate and die.
Nettex Total Mite Kill Powder should be applied directly to poultry or sprinkled in the housing. Around 30g should be used per square metre, or if applying directly to chickens use around 3g per bird. There is no need to re-apply daily and this product will last up to 6 weeks. Please read the dosage advice on the packaging.
This can also be used on all types of pets, horses and farm livestock and in the home and garden to control insects such as ants, silverfish and termites. It can also be used to control fleas, lice and ticks.
This value pack comes with free 200g shaker pack inside.
We are loving this photo of an Eglu Cube, four chickens, and Stan the llama. Submitted by Amanda Huntley, this brilliant image just had to be awarded coveted title of August's 'Photo of the Month'. She wins a £50 voucher for her camera skills which she can spend to treat herself of her hens. (Unfortunately for Stan, we don't sell llama treats yet.)
Fancy getting your hands on a £50 voucher? It's simple. Just take a photo of any Omlet product, be it an Eglu or egg cup, visit the shop page for your chosen product, click on 'upload a photo' and Bob's your uncle! If we use it on the website your account will be credited with £1, and if you photo is chosen as Photo of the Month, you'll win the voucher too!
Visit the website to start uploading your photos today!