anyone on here have LF cochins and barred rocks?
i have a friend that want to hatch a few, and i dont have these
i have a friend that want to hatch a few, and i dont have these
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Morning!
Today is as good a day as any!itll get done![]()
Congrats on those hatched!A Welsummer egg finally hatched last night! In all, I lost one cross due to bacteria..I had sealed a hole with wax and it failed. Another one I opened because I thought it was late, and i was wrong. One wellie egg wasn't fertilized, and two died somewhere along the way. But in the end, I have this Wellie cockerel, one wellie/rock cockerel, and three wellie/rock pullets. The kids are happy, and we will do better next time!
Serenity Now!For those of you who pray I would covet your prayers for the meeting tomorrow morning at 8 with my boss. I need to speak calmly and not get angry or defensive, and trust the Lord whatever the outcome. If they won't see my side of it I at least need the job until I find another one.
How high in the air are you putting your swarm box?It got up to 83 today. Would have been great weather to work on my top bar hive and swarm box today, but no, I thought it was going to rain.I'm months behind on this project for one reason or another and I have the feeling I'll be putting the hive away until next year at this rate. I want bees already!![]()
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Google it.Can someone show me the baby bird food again
Yum!
Nothing like having an adult with you to bring reason to the situation.I just realized that I'm taking a 2-year-old into TSC tomorrow. I hope she can restrain me!![]()
I'm with you. I'm not a big candler.BTW,, why are you candling turkey eggs at day 6 or 7? That is a waste of time. You cannot tell anything for another week,
X2First hatch, huh?... Watching is good helping is a no-no.
I have a jar of lemongrass oil sitting in front of my keyboard as I write this. I got mine at whole foods.We're trying to catch a swarm this year too but not too aggressively. We have our hives set up and baited with lemongrass oil. Haven't seen any action yet though. Good luck on yours!
I love how she's right up in the camera lol
Good luck!This was supposed to be my first year with bees but it's not looking too good. Plenty of bees hanging around from the hives down the road and they keep scouting my back porch. I got all my equipment, just haven't had help and a friend borrowed some of my tools a while back that I got back yesterday. Here's hoping I get my hive and box done and you catch a swarm!
I'm in MO.@Auroradream26 @razadia
If you all were close to Mo. I would sure let you catch a hive. I have one in a tree that is about to split out. I'm alergic to bees so I give it a wide berth.
So true, and gets greyer all the time.When you are young the world is much much less complicated almost everything is black or white, growing up on the other hand makes you understand that the world is almost entirely grey!
In my humble opinion, chicken eggs are all the same regardless of breed. I can see where the size of the egg would make a difference but not the breed. They're all Gallus Gallus Domesticus.So the word on the street is Marans like to be incubated at 98.5 and not 99.5 like I did. Your thoughts?
Some type of scale?That's what I first thought. But it had to be peeled off. No legs or parts of an insect.
You are so kind.@chicken hawk 33
Is that the IncuView controller in the picture?
Ken this joke is for you.Perfect timing. Just came home, and it's a tad chilly out there; a hot cup of coffee & cinnamon buns will go down just right. Thank you![]()
CC this is for you!
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probably not honey bees thoughI'm in MO.
Is that the IncuView controller in the picture?
A friend of mine and I were thinking about a project of building a bunch of cheap but accurate incubators and loaning them to schools.
probably not honey bees though
i think it is
our local cooperative/4h lends out incubators to schools