I never knew how the egg cartons were labeled with the date, Hoppy. And while everyone else seems to know, I don't have a clue what NLC is. :/ . Can someone enlighten me?
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it's the national league of cities of course, that's what bing says.
I never knew how the egg cartons were labeled with the date, Hoppy. And while everyone else seems to know, I don't have a clue what NLC is.. Can someone enlighten me?
Natural Living Center. A health food store in Bangor just off Stillwater Ave. I'm sure you have a store similar in your area. They sell bulk grains, anything you might desire for a veggie or organic diet, and health food junk food.... which absolutely cracks me up. The next time I have a few spare mintues to rub together, I'll stop in and scope the situation out.I never knew how the egg cartons were labeled with the date, Hoppy. And while everyone else seems to know, I don't have a clue what NLC is.. Can someone enlighten me?
Hoppy, you must have the luck of the irish
We have a health food store in Farmington, across from the Farmers Union. I'm gonna go LOOK!!
Hatching bantam eggs gets a bit boring for me at times lol
We have a health food store in Farmington, across from the Farmers Union. I'm gonna go LOOK!!
Hatching bantam eggs gets a bit boring for me at times lol
We've got a couple places here to buy fresh local eggs, but I have so many of my own I plan to hatch. Funny that egg production has been picking way up from everyone BUT the breeds I plan to hatch. I tentatively ordered some eggs to have shipped here on February 4th, but I haven't got a confirmation or paid yet, so I am trying not to get too excited about it. Hopefully, it will work out.
Hoppy, you must have the luck of the irish
We have a health food store in Farmington, across from the Farmers Union. I'm gonna go LOOK!!
Hatching bantam eggs gets a bit boring for me at times lol
I live by Farmington too, so if you want some mixed breed large fowl eggs to hatch out, let me know.
What you going to hatch???
Well, if my shipped eggs come through, it is a mix of rare breeds, mostly Marans and Ameraucanas, but it will be a surprise. My own eggs, I will be hatching Basques, lavender Ameraucanas, and various olive eggers. I'm still thinking about getting the Exchequer Leghorn hatching eggs, but I may just pick up a few white layers at the feed store instead, so I don't have quite so many roosters to deal with growing out. And if the mix of rare breeds doesn't pan out or hatch very well, I may order some Welsummer chicks, too. At which point, I will have way too many chickens!
OK, heres my "duh" moment story for you.
Yesterday afternoon I went out to the coop to close up the chickens and check for eggs. I found 2!!! I was tremendously excited because, as many of you will remember, my chickens dont lay eggs. I was dancing a little happy dance and imagining the tiny little 2 egg scramble I would divide amongst the daycare kiddos for breakfast the next day. I slipped them carefully into my pocket, still dancing happily as I walked around to the other side of the coop where I proceded to lean in through a window to throw in a little extra shavings (since they hadnt really gone out through out the day yesterday, they needed something extra). Then I skipped up the little hill to the house, like a happy little school girl, to show my husband my 2 eggs. I reached my hand into my pocket and pulled it out covered in squashed egg!!!!! Genius me leaned right up against the eggs in my pocket while I was adding shavings to the coop!
Yesterday afternoon I went out to the coop to close up the chickens and check for eggs. I found 2!!! I was tremendously excited because, as many of you will remember, my chickens dont lay eggs. I was dancing a little happy dance and imagining the tiny little 2 egg scramble I would divide amongst the daycare kiddos for breakfast the next day. I slipped them carefully into my pocket, still dancing happily as I walked around to the other side of the coop where I proceded to lean in through a window to throw in a little extra shavings (since they hadnt really gone out through out the day yesterday, they needed something extra). Then I skipped up the little hill to the house, like a happy little school girl, to show my husband my 2 eggs. I reached my hand into my pocket and pulled it out covered in squashed egg!!!!! Genius me leaned right up against the eggs in my pocket while I was adding shavings to the coop!
OK, heres my "duh" moment story for you.
Yesterday afternoon I went out to the coop to close up the chickens and check for eggs. I found 2!!! I was tremendously excited because, as many of you will remember, my chickens dont lay eggs. I was dancing a little happy dance and imagining the tiny little 2 egg scramble I would divide amongst the daycare kiddos for breakfast the next day. I slipped them carefully into my pocket, still dancing happily as I walked around to the other side of the coop where I proceded to lean in through a window to throw in a little extra shavings (since they hadnt really gone out through out the day yesterday, they needed something extra). Then I skipped up the little hill to the house, like a happy little school girl, to show my husband my 2 eggs. I reached my hand into my pocket and pulled it out covered in squashed egg!!!!! Genius me leaned right up against the eggs in my pocket while I was adding shavings to the coop!
Oh no Anna!! How disappointing!! I too have chickens who don't lay eggs. I do have a lovely broody girl sitting on 6 mixed eggs from MaineChick! I am very excited to candle these little bugg
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