Hello from me and the girls

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Plant City Newb

Plant City Newb

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My husband and I live outside of Plant City, FL on a little over 4 acres. We moved here to get out of the city and to become more self-sufficient. Chickens are part of that. I have four ISA Brown girls. They're the latest addition to our little homestead.

I've been reading this website since we decided that we were going to get chickens a while ago. Lots of good information and I'm so thankful because I have a lot to learn!! Thank goodness that chickens are resilient.
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Welcome to BYC and the coop! There's a lot of great peeps here! Feel free to ask lots of questions. But most of all, make yourself at home. I'm so glad you decided to joined the BYC family. I look forward to seeing you around BYC. So glad you made it official! :)
 
Welcome to BYC. Glad you decided to join our flock. Isa Brown is one of a number of labels under which some hatcheries market their Red Sex Links which are laying machines. You should get loads of large brown eggs from those four girls. :o) If you haven't done so already, definitely check out our Learning Center at https://www.backyardchickens.com/atype/1/Learning_Center. There is lots of useful information there. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have. We are here to help in any way we can. Cheers.
 
Hi and welcome to BYC. I'm glad that you have found this site useful in planning and keeping your chickens. I agree that their resilience makes them a little more forgiving than other animals! With 4 acres and a bit more experience under your belt, I'm sure you'll be a chicken farmer supreme!

All the best
CT
 
Four acres outside Plant City? Nice area.

Chickens are a lot of fun. And forgiving. It's a kind of
learn-as-you-go thing, but remember we're here for help
you need us.

Spook..who wishes he was at the beach in Florida today
 
Quote: Actually spent a good portion of today getting my spring garden in the ground and containers. Spring starts in mid to late February in Central Florida.
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Oh, I follow Florida fairly close. My trucks haul Florida produce out.

Actually I'm setting here with seed packets on the table myself.
Thinking about starting them.

I'm in Ohio...thawing my potting soil out right now. Brought in a
chunk while ago.
 

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