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Beautiful boy!!!

Roll tide!!

Beautiful!!!!

I've been playing around on the breeding calculator and have mapped out my sort of plans for the next billion generations lol

Sure although I thought here on this particular thread a Roll Tide would be more appreciated

Yes!!! Roll tide!!

Silkie Owners help! Does anyone clip the feathers around their silkies eyes? My poor girl really looks and acts like she can't see at all. I cant see her eyes at all through the fluff so I doubt she can see.

Looking to rehome the two Ameraucana Roos. They're about 5-6 mo old and very feisty. Only have 8 chickens and three Roos is major overkill so... Pm me if you're interested. Not looking to make a profit. Paid $5/each for them so make an offer and I'll definitely consider. Located in Southeastern...

VERY heavy rain and thunder and tornado watch from 7 till 12. You really should mulch if you want any sort of success in gardening! You can use compost as mulch but that's either an expense to buy it, or an extra task to create it. And it's really not the best mulch anyway IMHO. I don't...

Also, I have to say, I don't believe in the "green thumb" lol. It's a matter of trial and error for everyone and how much research and learning you do before you start =] AND starting small with just a few plants to build your skills and understanding and gradually adding to it (sort of like...

[/B] If at first you don't succeed, TRY AND TRY AGAIN! Don't give up! I start my seeds in Jiffy seed starter in recycled medium sized flower trays and I put 2-3 weeds per pot. When they come up I clip off all but one per pot. You don't want to disturb the roots until they're ready to go...

That's all well and good for a fall planting, but thats a seperate thing. I've been planting and harvesting all winter long ending with a last larger planting to put up. I have been building a chicken coop/run, then bad weather, which has put me about 3 weeks past when I wanted to harvest...

Next time, quart bags I think! All those greens only made FIVE gallon bags. ALSO, it took me roughly 4 months to grow, and 6 hours to clean, cut, and blanch them... For 5 "meals"...

I love my sink =] It makes doing things like this much easier!! Collards are super easy and don't need super beefed up soil to give you a good crop! I filled up two 13 gallon trash cans of scraps! My chicks are all between 2-5 weeks and they looked at what I tossed them like 'What the crap...

Washed in salt and ACV, viened, ribboned and blanched before freezing.

FINALLY getting my collards pulled, cleaned and packaged!! It's a busy time with spring ball, spring cleaning, and spring gardening! And some spring chicks!! Currently spending the nights in my garden tub and going out to their run during the days. Trying to find some cheap/free wood panel...

Finally have all my chicks but the silly website won't let me post any pictures. Gives me an error message every time =[

I have Bielefelders!!! Finally! Added: and another chick with Coccidiosis =[

Is 86.5 F too cool for 2-3 week old chicks?

It is amazing how different these chicks look in just a week!!!