First off, I am rather new to the chicken world. I married a dairy farmer back in '07, and have raised a few Rhode Island red layers that were on the farm (and became one of my jobs to take care of), but I am still learning! I've just rebuilt my flock, as my reds were starting to die off from old age, just lost my last two out of eight this past winter at the age of 17.
Currently I have 25 chickens, 6 are bantams, 7 are red sex-links, 6 I think make be gold sex-links, 3 unknown, and 3 ameraucana.
I enjoy pretty much anything to do with farming. I love raising animals, milking the cows, gardening, canning, cooking, sewing, and anything to do with growing/raising my own food.
My husband and I do not have any children at this time, although we hope to whenever it happens. We do have a fur baby, our black lab/english setter mix, Rosie, who is a year old.
Currently I have 25 chickens, 6 are bantams, 7 are red sex-links, 6 I think make be gold sex-links, 3 unknown, and 3 ameraucana.
I enjoy pretty much anything to do with farming. I love raising animals, milking the cows, gardening, canning, cooking, sewing, and anything to do with growing/raising my own food.
My husband and I do not have any children at this time, although we hope to whenever it happens. We do have a fur baby, our black lab/english setter mix, Rosie, who is a year old.