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    What are your frugal and sustainable tips and tricks?

    Thank you. I did briefly consider a small ziptie, but the wire is a better fit. The missing screw is a special machine bolt, technically, with a thin metal "nut" to hold it in place. I doubted I'd find anything similar in the hardware section. I could contact the company, to request a...
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    Shadrach's Ex Battery and Rescued chickens thread.

    That was considerate of them. :D
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    What are your frugal and sustainable tips and tricks?

    My Droll Yankee feeder dropped a screw that held part of the perches together. It's lost. I improvised. I ran a piece of wire through the holes where the screw had been. I used my needlenose pliers to twist the wire ends together until it was tight, then cut off the excess and tucked the ends...
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    Feeding Wild Birds

    My Droll Yankee feeder dropped a screw that held part of the perches together. It's lost. I improvised. The feeders come with a lifetime guarantee. I've had two of them about 20 years, just had to replace the plastic cylinder once. And the wire I used for the repair came off a roll of...
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    Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

    Her face...
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    Shadrach's Ex Battery and Rescued chickens thread.

    In the past I have broken broodiness immediately, usually by repeatedly removing them from the nest, and taking away the faux eggs. If the broody hen is in the box at night I move her to the roost.
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    Shadrach's Ex Battery and Rescued chickens thread.

    I recognize a pattern in C.
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    Shadrach's Ex Battery and Rescued chickens thread.

    When my hens go broody they aren't devoted to the process for the first 2-4 days. Then they settle down and become determined.
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    fuzzi's Chicken Journal

    Day 19, we're in Lockdown. Turner has been removed from the incubator. :fl Rahab is deep in broodiness, won't even accept a BOSS from my hand, now!
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    fuzzi's Chicken Journal

    I love the strangled first attempts at crowing. :gig FYI: while Zack and Silas were sharing a coop Silas was fairly quiet, he was Second Roo. Now he's making up for it.
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    fuzzi's Chicken Journal

    The neighbor who shares the property line on the back also has chickens, standards. His rooster is a deep bass. Silas and Zaccheus take turns responding in their tenor voices, but sometimes they crow in unison. That's when I comment "And now, in STEREO" 🤣🤣🤣
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    fuzzi's Chicken Journal

    Chicks didn't roost last night. I'm sure Naomi tried. They'll get there.
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    Shadrach's Ex Battery and Rescued chickens thread.

    Sister forum backyardherds.com has lots of sheep information.
  14. fuzzi

    Your 2025 Garden

    I'm planning to add perennials, mostly native to NC, to the north side of the property. I already transplanted some Rose of Sharon shrubs, to be a future privacy screen. I'll be adding some perennials in the autumn. Today I bought a couple Joe Pye weed plants. They will attract pollinators, too.
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    Your 2025 Garden

    I really was impressed with Seed Savers, ordered more beans from them.
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    Any Home Bakers Here?

    I'd get a display case for it.
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    Your 2025 Garden

    I will add that this year's wonderful squash came from 2024 Baker Creek seeds, and the Lemon squash did well, too. But none of the lettuce seeds germinated.
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    fuzzi's Chicken Journal

    Sunday Zaccheus' first molt, and his tail feathers are gone...how embarassing! They like my chair... :lau An aid for accessing the roost! I scored another chain bucket at the hardware store, set up a brooder for Rahab. I hope she can use it... :he I'm hoping I didn't goof up enough to...
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