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Late good morning! Have you made those cookies yet?

I never had any issue with the males being with the females and ducklings. They had a large area to be in though.

For shame indeed!

Perfect for encouraging laying lots of eggs!

Does he even have any vegetation left by now?

Yes, three right now. A week ago there were seven, but we got rid of four.

I almost posted a picture of my lovely dish of cottage cheese, maple syrup and a liberal dash of peanut butter. I decided against showing a picture for granny's sake. I stirred it together and ate it.

Lunch and supper combination. Scrambled eggs, cubed potatoes and goat burger fried in onions.

I'm already chin deep in the "livestock" market.

I love this!

That's what I'm doing.

I made bars instead of cookies.

Making some of those peanut butter cookies.:drool

You're making progress.

We've been keeping seeds and replanting them for the last three years. The beans seem to reproduce themselves so I guess we might have a heritage variety although we didn't purposely try to get a heritage variety. The originals were Jade green beans.

Just let some of the green bean pods dry, (however many you think you need) and then use those seeds for next year.

Peanut butter oatmeal chocolate chip cookies. Ingredients: 1 cup creamy peanutbutter 3/4th cup brown sugar, packed (I use 1/3rd cup and it's still sweet enough for me.) 1 egg 3/4th cup rolled oats (I use quick oats) 1 tsp baking soda 1 tsp vanilla 1/2 cup semi sweet chocolate chips...

It just happens sometimes. Usually by the time they get to be eight-ish months old they've pretty much caught up with the rest of them. Another possibility is that she is half bantam, standard size hen that was bred by a bantam rooster.

Looks like a mixed breed pullet, not really a certain breed specific coloring.

I never considered that they might eat meat.