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A few weeks ago, before I built Chicken Fort Knox, the hens discovered a garden bed containing my newly planted radish and pea seeds. As usual, they hopped in, scratched around, and left. Leaving me to clean it up. Well, yesterday I finally got around to cleaning up their mess. This is what the radish Read More >>
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Okay, first of all I owe a huge thank you to JJ and Leanna who told me I should turn some of the ground pork that has been sitting in my freezer {totally ignored} for the last 6 months into meatballs. Because I had absolutely no idea what to do with it. You two are Read More >>
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Although I don’t think growing carrots is rocket science, I thought I would talk about them today. After all, they are one of my favorite “set it and forget it” vegetables to plant. I usually plant carrots twice a year. Once in early spring, and again around the fourth of July. This morning I will Read More >>
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For lunch today I whipped up a couple of homemade pizzas. The pickins’ in the freezer are looking rather slim {well, I suppose that’s all in my head. There is stuff in the freezer, just nothing I really care to eat. Especially the ground pork {yuck} that I don’t want to have anything with} and Read More >>
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This morning after I put the tomato incident behind me, The Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird and I introduced all of baby chicks to the older chickens. Introducing new chickens into your existing flock can be kind of tricky. So I thought I would tell you how we have handled it each spring. When Read More >>
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