Getting the flock out of here - a diary of a crazy chicken man

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These duck eggs are for consumption or for incubation?

We will gather 36 eggs this week. Then I will post here.
 
@ozexpat

Deal :)

Thanks for this offer. Btw when transporting the eggs, is it ok in an egg tray? To secure the eggs.
 
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Hello Oz, glad to finally 'meet' you...

So, about a month or 2 ago I was asking some advice on a compost area from a certain Finn, and he pointed me in your direction. I live in middle TN and he thought your setup might be closer to what I am looking for.
Once I found your thread, I deemed it only fair and respectful to start at the beginning.
Wow... I am speechless on how to express my thoughts and feelings on how much you have gone through and accomplished in the last 2 years. A huge congratulations for the final adoption of your gorgeous children!!! And I am pleased to see that you are still in your onward march of Chicken Philanthropy in the Philippines, all started by a morning of no eggs with chickens running around your yard, lol.
Also, I am so glad that by the time I reached the current time there was something I could actually add my own .02 into. Go French Blue! :D
When you have the time, I would love to know a bit more about your compost setup, please. I saw the pics, but would like to know how you handle drainage and airflow or is it not an issue?
Thank you very much for sharing your great adventure and I wish you much success in it's continuance!
 
The remodelling is looking great! My vote was for French blue. White can be a bit blinding in a sunny climate.
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Sorry Oz, couldn't bring myself to vote..... I kept thinking: "Why just one color"? As I recall, the P.I. is a very colorful place. Or, to put it another way - I like all the colors - just not all one color. However, I suppose there's "economic" considerations to consider....... I really like the green of that plastic (?) screening you use, though - it seems to pop.
 
Sorry Oz, couldn't bring myself to vote..... I kept thinking: "Why just one color"? As I recall, the P.I. is a very colorful place. Or, to put it another way - I like all the colors - just not all one color. However, I suppose there's "economic" considerations to consider....... I really like the green of that plastic (?) screening you use, though - it seems to pop.

I like the green on the mesh also but I dont like it as much on lattice (of which I have seen painted in every third world color)

multiple colors is not a consideration at this stage. We will save the scrap paints for brooders and such.
 

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