Ok catch up time again.Cotton patch are very calm, flip flop has them as does a breeder in Alabama. Not hard to find, but not on every farm either.
Millet seed, winter rye, oat all come to mind for good seeding of pasture. Fescue is another good grass. We seed oat, millet, and Bermuda grass here. Oh and Mellon and sunflowers. I will also pick p wild flower blends to seed with.
Sadly google does kick back loads of general or off info for care and needs. Ask someone who lives in a similar climate and has the breed you are looking at. Ask those who have larger flocks of what you are looking at. Lastly look for the breeds club and ask first hand how others deal with similar needs/issues.
DG, you would like American geese and Toulouse also. Amy has Toulouse I know for sure. We have 5 eggs in lockdown from her. You would enjoy the Sebastopols too, but wanted you to know they needed a good shelter to protect from wind and rain. As well as their dietary needs.
I'm seeding mine in clover, wildflowers, and whatever I can get to grow in the shady part. I'm trying to grow grapes along one section of the fence, peas and green beans on another, and a row or two of sunflowers. I'm pitting a bird feeder in the middle, and hoping any missed seeds will grow from it. I'll also be caging off a few areas and planting spinach, turnips, and chard there. They have mulberry trees in there too, and I'm going to transplant a whole bunch of the wild strawberry plants that are trying to take over out yard. If all else fails I am saving all the dandelion seeds and planting them all in there. Bet the neighbors would love me.
