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I'm glad I did set leghorn eggs, my 2nd older hen passed away last night. I've still got 5 young hens, and Foghorn the rooster. We had 10 chicks from the hatch, so hopefully I will have 5 more hens.
All my cows are stuck on the one acre pasture until the creek thaws. All the rainwater coming down hill forced a huge amount of brush against the barrier, and pushed it into our electric fencing. Then everything froze! They have plenty of hay in the main pasture and its hard fence. We're set up to disconnect any of the 4 pastures so they still have electric on our main.
I've got my 3 very pregnant Oberhasli goats separated and on the garden with electric netting. Going to move Belle our Pyrenees and the Nubian herd right next to them. In just a couple days I can combine the girls and introduce Belle to the Oberhasli herd. She does awesome with new kids and helps the mother clean them up.
All my cows are stuck on the one acre pasture until the creek thaws. All the rainwater coming down hill forced a huge amount of brush against the barrier, and pushed it into our electric fencing. Then everything froze! They have plenty of hay in the main pasture and its hard fence. We're set up to disconnect any of the 4 pastures so they still have electric on our main.
I've got my 3 very pregnant Oberhasli goats separated and on the garden with electric netting. Going to move Belle our Pyrenees and the Nubian herd right next to them. In just a couple days I can combine the girls and introduce Belle to the Oberhasli herd. She does awesome with new kids and helps the mother clean them up.