FLORIDA!!!!!ALWAYS SUNNY SIDE UP!!!

[DRGLENNON]

I have two 12 week old polish cockerels that need a home if anyone locally is interested. pics. do not do the laced one justice. he has beautiful lace pattren

 

[Pasomom]

If anyone is looking for some hens and roosters, I have a lot, or a little but I need a home for them before the summer..... Hopefully!! I have a barred rock hen and rooster, a bantam frizzle rooster, and another silkie rooster, if you would call him that, he is kind of pathetic!! I have an ameracauna, dark Cornish, mottled java, and golden sex link hens please PM me if you want them

Where are you loacated?

 

[DRGLENNON]

Homosassa . Centra lFL on the gulf coast , just south of Crystal River

 

[hughes family]

Anyone have any porcelain d'uccles? I'm in Starke fl

 

[hughes family]

Or hatching eggs. Also looking for buff geese.

 

[sono-chic]

Anyone have any porcelain d'uccles? I'm in Starke fl

I have a porcelain roo if you're interested. Located in Putnam.

 

[hughes family]

Yes interested how much? No hens?

 

[scratch'n'peck]

Hi I found out about some non aggressive, very friendly EE roosters at an animal rescue organization in South Florida. They behave well around hens. Here is the link: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/891911/sweet-roos-need-loving-home-in-fl

 

[joannefiddler]

Hello fellow Floridians! I want to share something I discovered last year before my chickens were able to free range. There is a weed called Florida Pusley that is very common, very easy to pull up, and loved by the chickens. Here's a picture of it. It spreads out from a central root to form a sort of mat low on the ground. The leaves have a sort of hairy feel to them and the plant produces small white flowers as it matures. If you pick up the branches and trace back to the center, they are easily pulled up, roots and all. Both your grass and your chickens will be glad you harvested! P.S. Even though it's called Florida Pusley, I understand it is pretty common all over the SE.

 

[eilandgirl]

Hello fellow Floridians! I want to share something I discovered last year before my chickens were able to free range. There is a weed called Florida Pusley that is very common, very easy to pull up, and loved by the chickens. Here's a picture of it. It spreads out from a central root to form a sort of mat low on the ground. The leaves have a sort of hairy feel to them and the plant produces small white flowers as it matures. If you pick up the branches and trace back to the center, they are easily pulled up, roots and all. Both your grass and your chickens will be glad you harvested! P.S. Even though it's called Florida Pusley, I understand it is pretty common all over the SE.

It's also called chickweed and they do love it. Does anyone have any ideas how to grow it in pots or in their run?