Hello from Green Rising Farm in Oregon

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Dec 10, 2012
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Yamhill, Oregon
In the Spring of 2011 we moved 3,500 miles from Florida to Oregon, purchased and started a small farm. Then in May of that same year, we purchased a small flock of 6 Buff Orpingtons laying hens that were approximately 2 years old.

Chickens: 27 total

17 Orpingtons: Lav, Black Lav Split and Blue
7 Red Old English Game Bantams
3 Easter Eggers

Ducks: 34 total ( 5 ducks and 29 ducklings)

5 adult Welsh Harlequins
26 Kaki Campbell ducklings
3 White Layer ducklings

I found out about BackYardChickens.com by searching for information online in the Spring of 2011. BYC has great information and has helped me learn so much. I finally became a member a few days ago after seeing information about the 4th Annual BYC New Year Day Hatch-along. What FUN!!!

My husband and I care for our two young sons, my elderly Father; 24 Goats: 17 Dairy goats, 7 Meat goats; 2 House pets: 1 dog and 1 cat… No wonder I am exhausted all the time. Best dream ever-Don’t wake us up!

Irony: About 4 months after becoming a poultry keeper I developed an egg sensitivity and can no longer eat eggs. L

Very excited to be a member of BYC!!!
 
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from northeast Mississippi.

Glad you joined us!

That is ironic about the egg sensitivity. Sounds like some of my kind of luck.
 
Hello and welcome to BYC
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Glad you joined us!
 
Yes, no go with the duck eggs too. Read that I might be able to tolerate either whites or yolks but not brave enough to try. Oh well, at least my family and our customers get to eat farm fresh eggs. I had forgotten how different they are from store bought eggs.

Thanks to everyone for making me feel welcomed!
 

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