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    Tree/Shrub for chickens in yard

    Also a Ginkgo can be trimmed, the tree does drop its leaves.
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    Tree/Shrub for chickens in yard

    Justin, A Ginkgo biloba trees typically grow to be 50-80 feet tall, though some can reach over 100 feet. Their spread is usually around 30-40 feet, and they can grow at a rate of 1-2 feet per year. Ginkgo biloba trees are very cold-hardy, thriving in USDA hardiness zones 3 through 9, which...
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    Tree/Shrub for chickens in yard

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    Redinator's First Hatch-Along w Bonus Broody: Extended Edition

    I am in Sandia Park.
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    Redinator's First Hatch-Along w Bonus Broody: Extended Edition

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    Redinator's First Hatch-Along w Bonus Broody: Extended Edition

    Or explode!
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    Advice on chicken breed compatibility.

    From my experience, pick a calm breed (not flighty) and start handling the baby chicks as soon as you get them. Let them eat out of your hand, pick them up daily, let them fly from you hand to the ground (from a reasonable height). Put them on your shoulder, sit on the ground cross legged and...
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