Oh yeh, the recyclables aren't collected often enough. It needs to be weekly. My green waste is also quite scant but I don't have a lawn. I guess people with lawns need big bins for all the clippings.
I think in many countries there are licences needed to be a registered breeder.
Yep, okay, they'll do. Make sure they are not in the same place next time you post tax.Okay, four 6 month old Black Australorp hens for the price of one rooster. My tax. Great hens, they all lay every day.
Yes, but it's through direct or very near to contact. I've had one chicken in a group have terrible SLM and the others were fine. I've come to think there is a genetic predisposition to having problems with SLM.
She's a Red Sex Link. There are various strains. I don't know which strain she is.
Now that the weather is more tolerable here I'm going to pick up a couple packs of hot dogs and a carton of beer and enjoy my coming Sunday. Best way to recharge that I know of. I always cook for the pups when I grill. They ain't picky and love everything I cook. Seeing the pups play and the chickens ranging does my heart good.❤
She looks like the cinnamon queen girls we use to have.
That makes sense to me. If things like colour are heritable, why not the susceptibility of scales to mites.
I know in the US and Canada breeders can apply for NPIP certification which focuses on fighting a number of diseases, and I think it includes a written test as well as a visit to the breeder's setting ?
Glad you're finally getting some nice weather, and some time to enjoy it! This summer has been hard everywhere but in places like yours that were already warm it must have been exhausting.
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