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RoboDuck said:
3 weeks might be a tad young unless their feathers are already coming in. I'd wait until they have more feathers or the temperatures are staying in the 60's at night, whichever comes first.
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Ok, I'll let them play in the tractor with the brahmas during the day, but put them up at night until they are older. But I will leave the brahmas outside. I just know I've got to make room for the 18 fluffy butts that are currently inside the house.
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Once I get the Brahmas & SLWs moved out, these will go to that outdoor room.
 
GAFarmGirl87 said:
I think self-pollination depends on the breed of tree. Some need a second variety for pollination, like Blueberries, which produce better when there are 2 different varieties planted. I have 3 different plum trees, so they should pollinate each other. My apple tree is by itself. Don't ask me what kind it is, because I have no idea. I've never tasted an apple like it, not even in Ellijay. It's delicious! The people who lived in this house got most of their trees & plants from the woods behind this property. That whole area used to be cotton fields, but now it's hardwoods, and owned by a paper company. We're near the river, and this part used to be under water. It's all river bottoms back here. I think this apple tree could've come from an old homestead back in the woods. The apple tree is not quite wild, but pretty close. And it's a very old tree. I keep it pruned, and it produces like crazy.

I have all my blueberries together in a very large raised bed. Once they start producing berries, I will use a net over them to keep the birds, and the chickens, away. 2 of my bushes have blooms, so I'll get a handful of berries this year. Likely I won't get much from the blackberries until another year or 2. 
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Thank you, I think i need to get some more fruit trees
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probrably should've read the tag
 
RoboDuck said:
Yeah, their fine. Eating like little gluttons. Which reminds me, my Brahmas seem to eat as long as they have food in front of them. Will a chicken over eat to the point of detriment?
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Really, grammar-cop?

carcar80 said:
Now accepting wagers on whether this wrong-end Pippy McPipperton will make it out.. Sigh..
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Keep an eye on him and help as needed. I've had success with them.

( even have had some do it themselves )
 

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