Yup. I just have to walk away and let them do their thing.So hard to not intervene…
The littles have learned to stay a bit farther from the fence.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Yup. I just have to walk away and let them do their thing.So hard to not intervene…
Sorry about your friend. Not many believe in prayers but they surely do not harm. I will keep you and your friends in my prayers.Well yesterday was a calm, normal day in the coop with the littles. There is the entrance where they can leave/enter as they like and everyone seems to be getting along. The other day was sheer chaos. I’m sure there will be many more days like that in future as they figure things out.
So hard to not intervene…
Great idea! Thanks. An old neighbor had an apricot tree growing up and my mom and godmother would make apricot jam and preserves. I wouldn’t mind having a few trees or really fruit shrubs for personal use and to provide a treat for the chickens and friends….in that order!I haven't planted yet but went to a backyard fruit growers meeting (may not have been the exact name) put on by the soil conservation office a few years ago. I highly recommend starting with them. I think you can get an appointment so don't have to wait for a meeting. And you can go to offices in different districts (if yours doesn't have fruit specialists).
They had a LOT of info on which varieties are recommended for different areas (microclimates) and why. And for different situations or purposes.
Any topic is a go hereOff topic question…anyone have suggestions on fruit trees you have planted and your experience with them.
I’d like to add a fruit trees and am a total novice.
With large(at least 6' diameter and 6-8' high) cylinders of fencing held firmly in place with 3-4 Tposts.protect from deer