Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

[LittleMissPurdy]

FLEAS ticks and BUGS lol I ran into this, now read it carefully.... I had not known this has a 30 residual effect! this is a good all around animal product for those of us who choose to do preventatives. and the price? well ONE QUART makes 25 gallons... just sayin! I may switch to this from the powder... thought I would share!

would you spray something like this in the coop? or is it only for on the birds? or both? ...oh, for crying out loud..never mind...just read the applications..DUH!

..sorry. Looks like a good deal though....

 

[Sally Sunshine]

I know its early but I was wondering if anyone will be hatching Marans, Welsummers, or Olive Egger chicks in or around March. I am interested in getting a couple of each breed but not until March. I can order from a hatchery but would prefer to get some from someone local. I'm in Snow Shoe, but I will travel up to an hour. Thanks!!

I am sure I can hatch some of chads Marans for you, just let me know a month ahead of time so I can get with him and get them hatched. He should be NPIP too by then

 

[Sally Sunshine]

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[Sally Sunshine]

Just in case anyone else wants to join the webinar here is info.... EDIT TO ADD... ITS FREE just make up a name when you sign up!



Feed additive combinations - the key to fully unlocking healthy poultry potential?

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[wingstone]

Quote: never ate beets until a few years ago,,,family made red beet eggs but was just with the juice growing up,,,,and most of the time they made mustard type eggs and still do...will be looking for recipe when harvest time comes..

Wing,

We like Lutz Green Leaf for beets. They get big without getting woody, and we like to eat the greens too. You're welcome to my recipe for picked beets. It's pretty sweet. You've canned before, haven't you?

canned yes,,,not real happy about doing it but will do it...I have a brand new pressure canner and never used it, it has been here for 4 years...

will be looking for that recipe during harvest also.

 

[stake]

Good after noon:

Sent my roo back outside today...he's only about 80% there; but, I thought he'd be happier with the girls...(and he was) he covered three within a 1/2 hour,,,,of course the marans decided to peck at his comb a bit... I'll blue coat it this evening....there was quite a bit of chicken chatting going on....

Found out the chooks have trained me like a rooster....I am constantly looking up for hawks....go figure....great day to be outside!

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Good after noon:

Sent my roo back outside today...he's only about 80% there; but, I thought he'd be happier with the girls...(and he was) he covered three within a 1/2 hour,,,,of course the marans decided to peck at his comb a bit... I'll blue coat it this evening....there was quite a bit of chicken chatting going on....

Found out the chooks have trained me like a rooster....I am constantly looking up for hawks....go figure....great day to be outside!

awesome

 

[beaglady]

Wing,

The recipe I'll share is one where you can them already pickled, ready to eat. They have vinegar in them so you can waterbath them. Beets that aren't pickled need to be pressure canned. If you bought your canner new, the book that came with it should tell you the recommended processing times for beets and most other commonly canned foods.

 

[wingstone]

Wing,

The recipe I'll share is one where you can them already pickled, ready to eat. They have vinegar in them so you can waterbath them. Beets that aren't pickled need to be pressure canned. If you bought your canner new, the book that came with it should tell you the recommended processing times for beets and most other commonly canned foods.

it has never been out of the sealed box

will have to open that up and look for a book..

 

[LittleMissPurdy]

it has never been out of the sealed box

will have to open that up and look for a book..

.....seriously......i'd be ALL over that!!!!!....been wanting a pressure canner..will keep waiting....you can do a lot with just the 'water-bath' though!!
FL...I prep my beets and can them pickled...real good!!! So wonderful to open a jar in January...

....been doing a lot of reading on the storage of veggies to continue harvest throughout the winter...awesome stuff!!..Garden tomatoes in January-February...imagine