- Apr 17, 2012
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My husband and I live on a little hobby farm in Ontario and we are new to chickens. He was raised on a dairy farm and I was raised on a hobby farm. We are very interested in homesteading. A wonderful heritage chicken breeder at Lavender Skeffling Farm sold us the 20 lovely fertilized eggs that are downstairs in the incubator as I type this. We peek through the window and keep a careful eye on temperature and humidity. Just 11 days to go and we will be chicken farmers! Visiting Lavender Skeffling was very fun and educational. Claire taught us a lot about the breeds of chickens she raises. I keep telling the eggs to all be hens! I may not spell these right but here it goes;
There are 14 Partridge Chantecleurs,
2 Lavender D'Uccle
1 EO Basque
1 Wheaten Americana
2 Lavender Americana
1 Black Pendesca
1 wheaten/partridge chantecleur mix
I have been studying up on chickens like crazy. I would REALY, REALLY, REALLY like to purchase some purebred double blue laced barnevelders. If you know of any in Canada or someone who ships to Canada please let me know.
There are 14 Partridge Chantecleurs,
2 Lavender D'Uccle
1 EO Basque
1 Wheaten Americana
2 Lavender Americana
1 Black Pendesca
1 wheaten/partridge chantecleur mix
I have been studying up on chickens like crazy. I would REALY, REALLY, REALLY like to purchase some purebred double blue laced barnevelders. If you know of any in Canada or someone who ships to Canada please let me know.
from Ohio. So glad you joined. 
