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I came home to a broken tree ... the one I've been worried about falling on the house. I was blessed though: the way it snapped just laid it into another tree so there was no damage to the house! Now, how to finish the job?

Dutch, I'm surprised you didn't pick up the Emus he has listed on his page! Am looking forward to pictures of your hatch!

Here's a link I found that might help? http://ncfarriers.org/farrier-finder/

I bet the coop will be ready a lot sooner now that those 6 new chickens are in the house!

Hooray! After 15 hours without power I'm up and running again. There is major tree damage throughout the area I love electricity.

Wow, great kettle! I'm glad they turned out to be nice folks.

Tell us about your flock!

You SO need to post pictures of these babies! Pleeeeeze

Grandmas and baby things are very much like Chicken Math!

Congratulations! Is this your first?

Ooh! I just saw that the Mother Earth News Fair is going to be in Asheville in April!

Hello and Welcome! I drive to Chapel Hill for work. Didn't think Carrboro or Chapel Hill would be "open" to chickens. How many / what kind do you have?

Hee heee heee - at first glance at this picture (without reading the caption) I thought this was a piece of watermelon!

Wlcome Irayle!

Happy News! Congratulations. I hope you get over being ill soon.

Great article! I went to Silk Hope's Old Fashioned Farmers' Day this weekend where some folks were cooking down some sorghum syrup. The sample of sorghum molasses they had to try tasted amazing! It's nice to learn more of the process. Thanks for sharing the article.

She is gorgeous! (Notice the positive thoughts I'm sending your way by calling her a "she!")

Ooh, ooh, I can answer this one! I, too, only eat pickles in small doses. I went to get the Ball Flex Batch mix (http://www.freshpreserving.com/products/pickling.aspx) but Walmart only had Mrs. Wages (http://store.mrswagesstore.com/pickles.html). What a happy accident! I loved the results...

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