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Tag Archives: chickens
More, I Want More
I ordered my next batch of chickens! I enjoy having chickens a lot. They are fun to watch and they make breakfast. The fact that I cannot eat the eggs is a small detail I’m willing to put up with. … Continue reading
Old Yeller Comes to Visit
A big issue I have getting some of my projects done is getting the supplies to the house. Lugging home 2x4s and sheets of plywood has been a trial, and, progress has been very slow building up some of the … Continue reading
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Tagged boysenberries, chickens, eggs, fencing, garden, hoop houses
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Into December
Like many, we did not go anywhere for Thanksgiving. Nevertheless, we enjoyed good food and used that time to count our blessings and note the things for which we are grateful. We also will not gather for Christmas. Just because … Continue reading
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Tagged apple trees, chickens, Christmas, roosters, Thanksgiving
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Next Experiment: Fermented Feed
Whether it’s yogurt or sauerkraut or sourdough or cod liver oil, fermented foods are good for human health. Apparently, fermentation is good for chickens, too. Here’s what I found about the benefits of fermented chicken feed. It increases the digestibility … Continue reading
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Tagged chicken health, chicken poop, chickens, fermented chicken feed
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