Newbie from Indiana

[dawg53]

Welcome to BYC.

 

[MSDeb]

Welcome to BYC home to lot's of chicken people both young and no so young. Lot's of experts to bounce questions off of.

 

[Carole AM]

Welcome! Where in Indiana are you from?

 

[Little peeper]

Hi and

 

[tiff812]

from a fellow Hoosier!

 

[NewHopePoultry]

from Missouri

 

[GreeneAcresFarm]

Thanks for the welcomes!

We got the chicks from a local farm.

I am in Corydon, Indiana. (The 1st State Capitol)

Chicks are doing well. Got the brooder done and the chicks now have a lot more room to play.
I will work on some pics.

 

[Ema]

glad you left the lonely world of lurking to join us here in the forum. I lurked for a very long time before joining. Not really sure why it took so long for me to join lol.

Ema

 

[BluBug]

Welcome to my birth state but now I'm next door in Central Ky and a real Redneck~Hillbilly. I have had many kinds of livestock in my lifetime and have found chickens to be the easiest of all. And for the feed you give them- they give you something besides manure ! I attend Ag classes @ Ky State U & U of Ky usually once every month or so, I would suggest you looking into some livestock keeping classes through your local County Extension Offices. I have been a farmer most of my life, however, lots of new ways are here now & keeping your farm Bio Secure is very important today. Also we are going back to raising most of our own foods & your Extension usually has classes on gardening,@ a nominal fee. Good Luck~have Lots of Fun !

 

[IHeartPeeps]

The farm sounds like a dream.. your chickens will love it. Careful those road island reds can be a tad rude on occasion.

welcome from Utah!