Hiding your manure pile!See this

[TheSpiceGirls]

I hope you do get a pumpkin. Chooks LOVE pumpkin. Give it back to them and tell them Good Job!

 

[KDK1]

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Wow... muskmelons. Very few people really know what a muskmelon is. Most people call them something, else but I won't give it away!

 

[ChickenSnake]

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We can try watermelons and squash ooo you should give them little farmers hats!

 

[ginbart]

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Wow... muskmelons. Very few people really know what a muskmelon is. Most people call them something, else but I won't give it away!

That's what my uncle calls them to, mushmelons. I won't give it away either. lol

 

[ginbart]

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Things that I've had work great in a manure pile (the pile was made in the fall and planted in the spring): cucumbers (straight 8 grow to almost 15 inches if you let them); squashes; corn, strawberries LOVE manure piles; potatoes (mounded upward w/clean straw).

My DH brings it home and puts it in the garden, I'm going to spread it out and till it for next year if I can get my DGC to help me. My back is not to good anymore.

 

[flowergirl60]

That is totally awesome. Never seen a manure pile so beautiful.

 

[chicmom]

OMG, I never thought of that, and I'm going to try it next year!

 

[drumstick diva]

they are also known as canteloups - did I spell that right?

 

[Weiden Farm]

i didn't think a pile could get that big
Hopefully you have many more chickens than i do

 

[mrsengeseth]

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