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And don't forget week 22 when you don't have any eggs, yet. You'll be looking at the chickens thinking, 'If I squeeze them like a tube of toothpaste...."
Speaking of which, I have 11 not-quite 18-week-old Red Stars, and got seven eggs from them today. This is the second day this week...
Hello, Terri O, and welcome to the thread.
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I was talking about chickens. I was able to hatch two of our Buff Orp eggs last spring. Maybe next spring when I integrated the Orps and Reds, I might try again.
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That's my wife's plan, too. We got married in September 2008...
Happy New Year! Hope you had a Merry Christmas, too.
We made the loop around Lake Michigan... To Detroit to visit my family, then to Chicago to visit my wife's.
I just got a call from her saying I'm (potentially) a grandpa, again. I bought a dozen Red Stars from MyPetChicken in September...
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I just did that today with a six-month-old cockerel. We had eaten most of the meet last weekend, but there was still more than enough to make delicious, dark, silky stock.
I was in St. Louis over the weekend for a nephew's baptism. We came home Monday. On 39, going north through Mad-City a little after 4pm, I saw a reddish Honda Accord (if I dismember correctly) with a BYC bumper sticker. Hi, to whomever it was.
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In case you don't know, or somebody else reading this doesn't know, unless there are no other varieties of apple trees within a mile, growing seeds is quite a gamble. If pollen from one variety gets to the flower of another variety, then the seeds could produce a tree like either...
I planted four apple trees last year in the spring. They haven't produced any fruit, yet, of course, so a friend from church gave me two boxes full of a mix of types from their orchard... Macs, Winesaps, Wolf Rivers, and some unknown yellow. The Wolf are HUGE!
I made one batch of sauce...