Styrofoam is like crack to chickens
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Styrofoam is like crack to chickens
Egg on my face. I had a piece of Styrofoam in the coop (for insulation) and just found out they ate it, every bit of it.
My post pecan pie waffle recipe was named one of BuzzFeeds Best of Food 2014!e
http://www.buzzfeed.com/rachelysanders/no-chill-zone#.ncZKarjB6 Scroll down to #14!
(http://www.theeggfarm.com/blog/2014/04/02/pecan-pie-pancakes/)
Christmas dinner was ham.... a very good one
Tonight I made split pea soup for dinner with diced ham.... first time.... Oh my goodness why didnt I try this before....![]()
everyone seems Happy
Styrofoam is like crack to chickens
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Thats got to be a gopher..... doin take out. LOL
Final count on fertile eggs in the incubator is six!Don't know if the Daddy is Isi or Kaspar. I assume it is not Isi.![]()
I am not going to collect any more more eggs for hatching until I am sure the fertility is from the cockerel they are paired with. Should be three weeks from the time they moved in with the new cockerel, right?
OK, makes sense. I'll wait until the end of February first and that will be 35 days.Wait 30 days. There will be a small percentage chance of the original cock bird being the sire even then.