well, i know one EE for surePretty! If you could guess, how many of them are laying now?
Now that the potatoes are ordered, mr y mind just got turned onto another possible project. I stumbled onto an article on worm composting. With all the vegetables we eat, even after we give the chickens what they would like, we still have waste. And the big barrel composters are still great for the eggshells, coop poop, lawn clippings, dead leaves, dryer lint... blah blah. My kids' yoga teacher says she knows someone who is or was looking to sell her vermicomposter. Hmmm. I just need 5 more acres, please.

yeah thats a really good green. Its funny, my ee mutt thing lays a beautiful blue egg and my half am lays a green one with white speckles. Molly's ggs seemed to have gotten a we bit darker today but it could have just been an egg from mama. I am soooo hoping i dont get ordinary eggs from these olive eggers. they are first gneration so who knows.

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Yes, I'm known to go off randomly and kick booties of people who don't give me good composting advice.![]()
I had my husband make me two composters last year, out of black plastic feed barrels and pvc pipe. They work great, and hold 55 gallons each. Between June and October, both of them were full. It's amazing how much compostable material a household uses when you actually start stockpiling it instead of throwing it in the trash.
as for composting, I recently bought some large plastic trash cans which I'm going to convert into composters. I have a backlog of compost sitting in garbage bags in the yard. too many projects going on!