EDUCATIONAL INCUBATION & HATCHING CHAT THREAD, w/ Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs

Cute little things.

Good luck!



lol, Good morning!

Good luck! :fl

Thanks.

:fl :ya :fl

:hugs

:gig
Actually, when it gets hot enough over your body temperature, you transition from shorts back to (light weight) shirt and pants and a hat. There's a reason folks are completely covered up in the desert.


Ummmmmm..... No thank you. :eek:
:lau
I have had so many of those experiences that I do 360 containment with HW cloth now. The oldest group still rushes to perch on the door the second I open it, though...


Awwwwwwww..... :love  I can't wait until I can have goats. (I probably need to stop hatching so many chickens if I ever hope to...)
That sounds cool - post pics when you get the chance! 

Transferred the 1 week olds to the larger brooder this morning. They were being rambunctious enough that it was REALLY time. After a brief period of, "OMG, we're all gonna die" they really started to enjoy it - and the older chicks are having fun looking at them next door. So now the new babies are in a better brooder with more room. I'll have them join the older ones next weekend - then NO MORE CHICKS IN THE HOUSE! (YAY!!!!!!!)

It's rainy and foggy this morning - sorta gives you that "do nothing" mood. But I need to do some gardening and other yard work - maybe some additional paddock planning...

(After some brunch - I just pulled the last of the frozen quiche out of the freezer - time to make more!)

- Ant Farm 

:fl

No, Sorry for you, her hatch was way better for mankind than your potential hatch is.:jumpy :jumpy :jumpy :jumpy


:smack
 
So far it shows 100% of the members of BYC will not be watching the Super Bowl.
Well, I'M certainly not watching it. I don't do professional sports. I don't actually even do college sports. I'll probably watch something on Netflix and knit...

Hey all you dairy goat owners @Sally Sunshine @mlm Mike [/@]@kajira @campingshaws @fire370 and the rest.
Yesterday I learned a super way to pasteurize milk with the push of a button. She uses the Instant pot IP-DUO60 7-in-1. It needs to be the 7 because it has a yogurt button. You fill it press the button and it beeps when it is done. No watching and stirring a pot
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I ordered one.
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That's a fantastic idea! (I can't wait to get goats...) On the cheese-making site I haunt, they sell a small pasteurizer, and I've seen others in catalogs, and they are all so pricey. I wonder how the yogurt making function works (for yogurt) - I just do the stovetop and then a food grade bucket in a styrofoam cooler (or I use mason jars in my dehydrator with the racks removed if I'm making a lot).
 
Hey all you dairy goat owners @Sally Sunshine@mlm Mike[/@]@kajira@campingshaws@fire370 and the rest.
Yesterday I learned a super way to pasteurize milk with the push of a button. She uses the Instant pot IP-DUO60 7-in-1. It needs to be the 7 because it has a yogurt button. You fill it press the button and it beeps when it is done. No watching and stirring a pot :clap
I ordered one. :ya


Hmm. Any particular reason you pasteurize? We never have done it.

Tuberculosis? Brucellosis?
 
Well, I'M certainly not watching it. I don't do professional sports. I don't actually even do college sports. I'll probably watch something on Netflix and knit...

That's a fantastic idea! (I can't wait to get goats...) On the cheese-making site I haunt, they sell a small pasteurizer, and I've seen others in catalogs, and they are all so pricey. I wonder how the yogurt making function works (for yogurt) - I just do the stovetop and then a food grade bucket in a styrofoam cooler (or I use mason jars in my dehydrator with the racks removed if I'm making a lot). 
it gets it to the right temperature. I have a separate yogurt maker.
 
Well, I'M certainly not watching it. I don't do professional sports. I don't actually even do college sports. I'll probably watch something on Netflix and knit...

That's a fantastic idea! (I can't wait to get goats...) On the cheese-making site I haunt, they sell a small pasteurizer, and I've seen others in catalogs, and they are all so pricey. I wonder how the yogurt making function works (for yogurt) - I just do the stovetop and then a food grade bucket in a styrofoam cooler (or I use mason jars in my dehydrator with the racks removed if I'm making a lot). 

I'm only watching for the halftime show. Oh and there's gonna be food at the party so yeah, only reasons.


Knitting is fun. :thumbsup
 
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