OHio ~ Come on Buckeyes, let me know your out there!

[Uzuri]

I'm always iffy about saying exactly where I live, but how about where I work? 5 days a week you'll find me in Gambier, OH, working at Kenyon College. My co-workers there alternate between being fascinated by my chicken raising and being certain I've gone off the deep end.

 

[Troyerbuilding]

Have their long time customer add a bit on their order for you.

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[Troyerbuilding]

From Hartville Ohio, here. Between Akron and Canton. Been getting my feed from Yoder Feed in Hartville. Excellent family. Also, getting some birds from there in end of October. Currently, I have 4 Golden Comets and a New Hampshire Red Rooster. He just joined us, so he is "getting to know" the girls. Got him from Sunbury, don't know if the seller is a BYC'er.

 

[littlelemon]

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Just an update- I am gettting feed from Ed again. It depends on how much supply he has on hand, and also how much time he has to grind. It is a side, side business for him. I am thankful to be able to get it again though, it is superior to any feed I have tried IMO. For the year or so that I was not able to buy from him I bought from a farmer named Dan Masterson in Holmes County. A farmer friend would buy a ton at a time and he would deliver it to her and she would sell it to me. It was not certified organic like Ed's is, but it was "transitional"- the quality was good but not great like Ed's. Ed's layer is $33 for 100 lbs, worth every penny!

 

[Troyerbuilding]

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Just an update- I am gettting feed from Ed again. It depends on how much supply he has on hand, and also how much time he has to grind. It is a side, side business for him. I am thankful to be able to get it again though, it is superior to any feed I have tried IMO. For the year or so that I was not able to buy from him I bought from a farmer named Dan Masterson in Holmes County. A farmer friend would buy a ton at a time and he would deliver it to her and she would sell it to me. It was not certified organic like Ed's is, but it was "transitional"- the quality was good but not great like Ed's. Ed's layer is $33 for 100 lbs, worth every penny!

I am paying $15 for Kent's Extra Egg 50#. Does anyone know if this is good or not.

 

[deerman]

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Hope to see some members there!!!!!!!!

 

[Hoosiermomma]

I moved 30 mins away but my heart is still in Cincy.....

Go OSU!

 

[chicken_angler]

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Well, what I did was I found a 5 or 6 inch nail. I tied a piece of rope to the head of the nail and I put a zip tie on it to help it form falling apart. Then I tied the other end up in the coop during the winter. Now I have it hanging out in their run since they are outside all day mostly.

Good luck!
Cody!!

 

[biddie]

Hi ,I'm in Orwell, Ohio
Chillen with my peeps!
4Hens and a Roo!

 

[keljonma]

biddie! I haven't been to the A&W in ages!

My dh and I are helping to build a Habitat for Humanity house in Orwell this year. The build should start within the next couple weeks, as they just finished clearing brush.