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oh, my chickens don't get to go to my garden, I am afraid they would eat the one tiny minuscule green pepper that is growing. I hope one day to pick that small little thing and have a taste.
My rooster is 25 weeks, not much noises coming from him, my hens are clucking aways and can't stand for him to be away for even a minute. and yes I know what you are thinking, but he is definitely a rooster.
I live in Georgia and the drought is full on and water restrictions are tight (water table is low here and well too expensive to dig right now). The lovely red clay is just LOVELY for growing crabgrass, and that is it! I am hoping with my major pooping machine chickens that I will have more fertile ground by next planting season.

My rooster is 25 weeks, not much noises coming from him, my hens are clucking aways and can't stand for him to be away for even a minute. and yes I know what you are thinking, but he is definitely a rooster.
I live in Georgia and the drought is full on and water restrictions are tight (water table is low here and well too expensive to dig right now). The lovely red clay is just LOVELY for growing crabgrass, and that is it! I am hoping with my major pooping machine chickens that I will have more fertile ground by next planting season.