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Daylillies in full bloom in my garden! Entry #4 Garden

Roses aren't always red. These are my Gold Medal Grandiflora. I have 4 of these beauties! Entry #3. Flowers

Eggplants are lookin' good this year. Almost ready to harvest! Entry #2. Vege garden.

Daffodils are always the first to bloom in my garden. Taken April 2023 Entry #1, flower category.

@casportpony Is it safe to assume if we didn't get a message after this post that our pix didn't make the cut?

This is my third entry. We'll call it The Three Amigos featuring Bella the Barred Rock, Tinker (Leghorn) and Nala, an Easter Egger.

I'll play your little game! This is Tinker, my inquisitive little Leghorn, enjoying a beautiful Idaho sunrise.

I appreciate that @dawg53. I'm in Idaho and everyone thinks that tapes aren't a problem because of our dry desert climate but I've learned differently. I think we just need to give the property a couple of years to dry out, and pesticide the heck out of it, and in a couple few years try again...

Update: After 5 days treating with Valbazen, and one treatment of Equimax, I'm still seeing moving tapeworm segments! I'm feeling so defeated! 21 birds and we're only getting a few eggs a day! So, after 4 long years of fighting worms, vent gleet, etc, I've decided to get rid of my flock...

Cute babies!

Thanks for responding @dawg53! I'm to the point where I'm considering leaving them locked up! No more free ranging, but I don't think the Leghorns would do well?!! Is there a pesticide you would recommend for keeping the bug population down in the chicken yard and pasture? Our property is just...

Hey all! Been awhile since I've visited but could really use some guidance! We've been battling tapeworm for some time. We treated with Equimax horse paste in April/May (2 doses 7-14 days apart. Now they're back and I'm at my wits end!. We started treating Saturday with Valbazen because I'm...

How does one close their account on this site? You really should post under your FAQ's.

Not sure the point?

"Published 2010 as per Amazon specs."

@ Aart. Copyright is 2015. I'm not going to argue with you... You do you. :)

Wow, you all are tough! I shared what I've read in chicken blogs and books (ie...Gail Demarrow's Chicken Health Handbook), but as we all know, there is a lot of chicken info out there and differing opinions on what works and what doesn't. Everything I've read indicates the extra carbs/fiber...

Cracked corn and/or scratch grains is supposed to help keep them warm during cold weather, especially at night b4 roosting.

I was reading an article that says many countries do vaccinate rather then sanitizing like the U.S. does...