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@chickalady http://mobile.eatingwell.com/recipes/chilaquiles_casserole.html A favorite of the family. Even my 9 year old nephew loved it. He's a picky eater.

Thanks for that. I'd forgotten the fires that cancelled my summer back country hike and burned down friends vacation homes.

Fondly remembering the drought.

I have a small run attached to the coop (5×22) that I put a bale of straw in when it started to rain this fall. Tonight I was crawling around under the coop, collecting 8 week old chicks. Under the coop was dry. The yard wasn't muddy, but it was soggy. I'm adding another bale to the yard this...

It is in Skagit county & blowing.

If the power goes off, I can go home. Right? I have temporary fencing while I wait on the contractor. It blows over and the chickens visit the neighbors. The neighbors don't like chickens in their flowers. They don't mind eggs.

Lacy walked like she had a basket ball between her legs, which I guess she did. She also wasn't very hungry and was sitting often. I pet her once and she pecked me, not normal for her.

A little follow-up on why I gave my hen calcium when she was egg bound. 1st I read on this site that it sometimes works. 2nd I went into the vet with my dog, whom I suspected of eating too much chicken poop. I asked Doc what he thought of the calcium. He told me he didn't know about chickens...

Can you order online from China or are the import duties too much?

Jealous!

I gave my littlest hen the contents of a calcium capsules. It helped with the contractions.

Yes I did. I'm going to ask my doctor to do some research.

@la casa thank you. I was hoping for an easier way, but I think that's probably what I'll have to do.

One of my dh's houdan hens has very muddy head feathers. I'm concerned about her health & welfare. I don't know how to clean her up.

I'm not sure if I should post this here, but here goes anyway. Another Houdan had a bad cross beak. Now we have 13 chickens, 2 of which are Houdan hens. One has gotten her head feathers all muddy. I tried sponging them. It did do anything but make her wet. Any ideas?

Thanks for posting that. I get hives for no reason.

I'll take the asparagus please.

I have 4 what are supposed to be Delaware hens 8 weeks old. No smutting at all. They are free now. (Got my $ back. Didn't expect that.) I want delawares. If you get to a point that you sell chicks, I'll drive across the state.

I read this and all I can think about is baked alaskan

I love math & math jokes.