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Tag Archives: Chickens
New Chicken Coop Foundation
In the fall of last year, I decided that my chicken coop was too small. I gave all of my chickens to my sister Sandy while I tore down the old coop, and started construction of a bigger model. I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Building and Construction, Chickens
Tagged chicken coop, Chickens, recycled boards
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Fall Planted Garlic is Growing.
After planting some store purchased garlic a few weeks ago, I had some reservations about whether it would actually grow. The price was far cheaper then those cloves listed in seed catalogs, so I thought it was worth a try. I’m as delighted … Continue reading
New Chics and New Pics
I’ve snapped a lot of pictures today, as it’s been one of those days where a world of difference unfolds. A few days ago, I decided to trade my old rooster in for one of the roosters I had hatched … Continue reading
Posted in Chickens, Cooking from the Garden, Cows, Goats, People
Tagged Chickens, cows, East German Shepherds, puppies
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All Grown Up
Here is one of Sandy’s younger generations of chickens, hatched in of all places: My Kitchen. She provided the eggs, incubator and general knowledge of the process. I tried to pick out the eggs that had a unique color, as … Continue reading
George’s Free Range Chickens
On the other end of the farm, George has more animals then I. He has many pigs, and a small herd of Free Range Chickens. They are an odd lot, and if I’m in a comical mood, I can cluck … Continue reading
Weekend Roundup 5/16/10
There are only two weeks left till I can leave my comfortable office chair, and head out into my own, even more comfortable little world, or should I say garden. I’ve been busy planting lettuce and I hope to plant some … Continue reading
Posted in Chickens, General, Goats, Rose-Hips, Watermelon
Tagged Chickens, Goats, Rosehips, Strawberries
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