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Both my son and I have Asthma issues this time of year... here in San Diego its Hot and Dry yet they record grass pollen as far as 20 miles out to sea.... I am one who chokes completely up when I smell some flowers.... Love em though.
deb
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Both my son and I have Asthma issues this time of year... here in San Diego its Hot and Dry yet they record grass pollen as far as 20 miles out to sea.... I am one who chokes completely up when I smell some flowers.... Love em though.
deb
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Cover the opening to the nest box with chicken wire or Netting to keep the little uns in and predators out. Momma will be fine. Once you feel most are hatched move them at night to a broody enclosure... Some of those eggs may still hatch You can put them in an incuator to finish hatching then put them under momma at night.
One thing I found with a Broodie sitting on SO many eggs is they rotate the cooling ones in under themselves and that pushes others out to the fringe. So even though she has alot of eggs less will hatch than if she were setting on a smaller clutch. I found one with about twenty eggs and only had about four hatch. Sigh.
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Quote: OH i would do it over and over again but TPTB say otherwise.
When I had a free range flock I had about two or three hens who would raise up a clutch or two for the year.... They wound up being replacements for the ones taken by predators.
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Both my son and I have Asthma issues this time of year... here in San Diego its Hot and Dry yet they record grass pollen as far as 20 miles out to sea.... I am one who chokes completely up when I smell some flowers.... Love em though.
deb
I learned by observing my grandmas potato salad... AND she supervises me still when I make it... This was a tough week for her. shes still in denial that she cant just jump up and GO shopping.... Her birthday is coming up in July ... 98....
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Gawd you would ask me that...I want to say the 15 th but I have to ask mom.
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Cover the opening to the nest box with chicken wire or Netting to keep the little uns in and predators out. Momma will be fine. Once you feel most are hatched move them at night to a broody enclosure... Some of those eggs may still hatch You can put them in an incuator to finish hatching then put them under momma at night.
One thing I found with a Broodie sitting on SO many eggs is they rotate the cooling ones in under themselves and that pushes others out to the fringe. So even though she has alot of eggs less will hatch than if she were setting on a smaller clutch. I found one with about twenty eggs and only had about four hatch. Sigh.
deb
That's kinda how I make mine. I actually make the mayo, mustard and eggs like for deviled eggs. mash up the potatoes, add chopped onions and celery, pour mayo mix over and stir till well mixed. I occasionally use pickle relish, but they like it without. I may have to make some potatoe salad this week!
YEP.... Grandma thinks i am nutzo. My son Rolls his eyes and waits for me to finish reporting something funny or new....
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