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Good morning folks :frow

Fishychix said:
Good morning everybody :frow Have a great Sunday! Coffee will be brewing shortly. Bran flakes for breakfast today as we had donuts yesterday. Maybe I bought a dozen:oops::oops:
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:frow Good morning Fishy, have a great day
Molpet said:
Good morning all
40f , windy and cloudy now, but the sun is supposed to be out by noon.
My onion plants arrived yesterday, but supposed to be in the 20s at night middle of the week. I put landscape paper down and plant them through it, too windy to put that down anyway.
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:frow Good morning Mo, have a great day
21hens-incharge said:
Good morning everyone. :frow

Our snow is still trying to melt off. I do see a lot of tulips and crocus popping up where it has melted back.

I still haven't even started my seeds. :oops:
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:frow Good morning Henny, have a great day
 
I spent my duck $ on a new smoker grill yesterday.
Today I will get the seasoning of the grill done and then cook this evening on it.

It's bigger than absolutely needed. The smaller (different brand) wasn't much less money but was much poorer quality.

This next week I am going to smoke a pork shoulder for pulled pork sammiches.

I will also be reworking the duck house to house all 16 LF birds and get the kids moved in. Once they stop trying to kill each other through the fence the olders get to move in and the big house gets some work to become my shop.

Yup lots to do.
 
Molpet said:
Any body top onions?
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I have not but I will experiment with it!
I will top 1/2 a bed and compare the results.

I did the initial run on the grill to "season" it per the manual. It's very slowly cooling down now. Cole slaw is hanging out in the fridge now.

Our screen door hinge was failing and it was looking ratty in other areas. Hubs put a new door on this morning. It's kinda cool. The screen retracts as the window is closed. Of course with all these big dogs it's important to have the upper portion be the part that opens.
 
rjohns39 said:
:frow Good morning Parront, have a great day
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Good morning Bob! Have a nice Sunday! I have a question for you -- when you hatch ducks, about how many do you expect to hatch? These eggs all were fertile, but out of 17 I had 4 that have stopped developing. Normal? Should I be doing something else besides keeping the humidity at ~ 50%? These are pretty new layers, could that be a problem?
 
21hens-incharge said:
I have not but I will experiment with it!
I will top 1/2 a bed and compare the results.

I did the initial run on the grill to "season" it per the manual. It's very slowly cooling down now. Cole slaw is hanging out in the fridge now.

Our screen door hinge was failing and it was looking ratty in other areas. Hubs put a new door on this morning. It's kinda cool. The screen retracts as the window is closed. Of course with all these big dogs it's important to have the upper portion be the part that opens.
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I have 2 different retractable screen doors.
The first one catches on the side like a regular window in a screen door. Works good.
The second has friction and one clip at the top... always falling down in the wind.
 
Molpet said:
I have 2 different retractable screen doors.
The first one catches on the side like a regular window in a screen door. Works good.
The second has friction and one clip at the top... always falling down in the wind.
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This is integrated into a normal screen door so a little different.
The screen is attached to the top of the upper window portion. Opening the window draws the screen down and closing it the screen retracts into the cavity above the window. Other than that it is a standard front screen door.

I think we will mostly use it in spring and fall. My dogs are a worry always. I don't want to have to chase them down the road. I will be very strict about the deadbolt being locked if the inside door is open.
 

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