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Hi Im new on here. I am incubating eggs for the first time. I live in Central Maine. Also to Widget~ That is sad that the school won't let her incubate eggs. Our school allows us to.
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. You have stumbled upon a great bunch of people who really know and love their chickens and other feathered friends. Even though I've been on these boards for almost four years I still feel like I know nothing compared to many on here.
Second I agree with the whole school thing. But with fear of litigation so rampant in our society it is not surprising that some schools are more cautious than others. I know my sister, who teaches in Westbrook, has been able to hatch eggs in the past. Not sure if she still does. But I do know her students loved it.
Second I agree with the whole school thing. But with fear of litigation so rampant in our society it is not surprising that some schools are more cautious than others. I know my sister, who teaches in Westbrook, has been able to hatch eggs in the past. Not sure if she still does. But I do know her students loved it.
I just posted a request with Pilots n Paws to see if I can get transport for the black lab I've been fostering for over a year. His mother is a SSgt in the Marines who just got back to the States after being deployed for the past year in the Persian Gulf.
I have really mixed feelings. Even though Slim can be a real pain sometimes (he ATE three ducklings and chicks last Spring) I know I will really miss him when he is gone. But he isn't mine. And he does have two boys and a Marine who are waiting for him to get back to NC. Still I know it will be very hard to say goodbye when he does leave.
I have really mixed feelings. Even though Slim can be a real pain sometimes (he ATE three ducklings and chicks last Spring) I know I will really miss him when he is gone. But he isn't mine. And he does have two boys and a Marine who are waiting for him to get back to NC. Still I know it will be very hard to say goodbye when he does leave.
Is anyone going to be selling some Marans, Welsummer, or Blue Laced Red Wyandottes at any of the farm swaps this year ?
What a great thing you have done for that dog and his Marine Momma. You have made a very difficult year a little bit brighter for that family. It will be very hard I am sure, but the rewards will come back your way ten fold for doing such a wonderful thing,
I just posted a request with Pilots n Paws to see if I can get transport for the black lab I've been fostering for over a year. His mother is a SSgt in the Marines who just got back to the States after being deployed for the past year in the Persian Gulf.
I have really mixed feelings. Even though Slim can be a real pain sometimes (he ATE three ducklings and chicks last Spring) I know I will really miss him when he is gone. But he isn't mine. And he does have two boys and a Marine who are waiting for him to get back to NC. Still I know it will be very hard to say goodbye when he does leave.
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I just threw some bantam eggs, but the bantams lay standard sized green eggs, and some silver spangled hamburg eggs in the incubator this morning! I made sure everything was just right because once their in, they are in! Also Please PM me if you have free roosters!
I have a silver laced Brahma roo that doesn't have good lacing. I also have a GL polish roo that is only still here because we couldnt catch him.
I just posted a request with Pilots n Paws to see if I can get transport for the black lab I've been fostering for over a year. His mother is a SSgt in the Marines who just got back to the States after being deployed for the past year in the Persian Gulf.
I have really mixed feelings. Even though Slim can be a real pain sometimes (he ATE three ducklings and chicks last Spring) I know I will really miss him when he is gone. But he isn't mine. And he does have two boys and a Marine who are waiting for him to get back to NC. Still I know it will be very hard to say goodbye when he does leave.
yes!
well I can't speak for the wellsummers but I will have marans and blue laced reds. marans are due this weekend and the blue laced reds are on the ground, still sorting out what I want to keep on those.
well I can't speak for the wellsummers but I will have marans and blue laced reds. marans are due this weekend and the blue laced reds are on the ground, still sorting out what I want to keep on those.
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