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user's latest post:
My Chickens. - Page 2 - Frugal...
Published (2009-11-10 10:52:00)
Since getting them on Wednesday I have collected 4 eggs. I believe only one is laying right now. But I'm alright with that. Nothing really exciting going on so far. But I have decided I'm going to be setting up a book soley for them, as i plan on getting more chickens. I will be keeping track of how many eggs a day and how much I'm spending vs. how much I am making off them with egg sales. When I get enough eggs to sell of...
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My Chickens.
Published (2009-11-08 01:20:00)
Very cute calves.
user's latest post:
I still have plants growing outside
Published (2009-11-11 17:37:00)
We have a cabbage plant out there with little ones on it. Not sure what it will end up doing. I was looking at our snapdragons with flowers, earlier and I think we have a red pansy out there. We have had snow several times, and some temps below 32 degrees. So not sure why we still have plants still blooming.
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I still have plants growing outside
Published (2009-11-12 18:47:00)
Oh!! I AM SOOOOOOO JEALOUS!! They are saying we are going to probably have snow by tomorrow moring......UGH! Plus....cold and gloomy and yukky here today. I can take cold........WITH SUNSHINE! I didn't plant any kind of fall crop or I would have had a few things growing for awhile. My Hellobore is BLOOMING!! Does that count? Both of them are, but one is just going to be covered with blooms, when they all open. I love those...
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Bert the bad chicken - Page 10 -...
Published (2009-11-12 23:34:00)
okay "chicken speak dictionary" Broody hen- hen who wants to hatch eggs even if all she laying on is a golf ball broke of broody hen took away golf ball----now have to put golf ball back because other hens won't lay in the nest box without and fight over the other nest with the golf ball.... silly chickens Bantam-smaller version of a large chicken-they don't think are smaller and don't tell them they are or you could...
user's latest post:
What did you plant/harvest...
Published (2009-11-12 17:25:00)
I harvested a lemon today. One little lemon. Trying to figure out how to make the very most of it since more will take a little while longer to ripen.
user's latest post:
My Chickens.
Published (2009-11-07 11:02:00)
BTW, LOVE the set-up!!
user's latest post:
My Chickens.
Published (2009-11-08 09:22:00)
I got my chickens in June. My friend gave them to me because her DH got transferred to Japan. They are little silkie bantams. She said there were 3 roosters and 5 hens. Well, there are 5 roosters and 3 hens!!!! I also decided to hatch some eggs. We got 19 chicks and since it was July when they hatched, they all survived! Now I am still trying to get rid of some of the pullets before the roosters rip each other to shreds. I used Storeys Guide...
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Latest active threads on Homesteading::
Started 4 days, 9 hours ago (2009-11-11 14:36:00)
by Missy
I have cabbage, broccoli, and brussels still going strong outside. Inside I have two tomatoes fruiting, two lemons, a lime, avacados, beans, a yellow delicious flowering, apricot beginning to bud out leaves (these two are confused), and some chard in a pot as well.
Started 3 months ago (2009-08-11 12:48:00)
by Missy
I have a few that are really fun too. Muppet especially. She's real tame and will come when called, but she is a slkie and her top knot hair do flops over her eyes so sometimes she'll bump into things before she makes it to me. She looks like a pompom running through a pinball game when she comes to me.
Started 7 months ago (2009-04-16 02:12:00)
by Thevail
I just planted green onions, and put my pea starts in today!
Also put the seeds in for zuchini and yellow crookneck, and little lemon cucumbers, but they won't be up for weeks.
Started 1 week, 3 days ago (2009-11-05 18:06:00)
by rcannon
very cool Cass. Have you named them yet?
Started 3 weeks, 1 day ago (2009-10-24 21:33:00)
by Contrary Housewife
I can't get anything to survive indoors. I just brought my houseplants inside. I have a few pothos vines and some pathetic looking christmas cactus. Well, the cactus are actually blooming, so they must have loved being outside this fall. I told DH I wanted some grow lights this year, I think it will help. We bought some steel wire shelving and rigged up a light and I'm hoping it will help the ...
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-08 10:51:00)
by OOwl
I don't have AVs but I do have orchids. I grow them mostly in windows with natural sunlight now; however, in years past I had them under metal halide lighting with excellent results. With plants, it's the color spectrum of the bulb that maters most, then the intensity, then duration.
Walmart sells a neat little grow-light "disposable" light that comes with its own power supply. It's about ...
Started 2 weeks, 1 day ago (2009-10-31 11:46:00)
by Thrifty Mom
I just looked at this. Very cool. Do you actually can the finished product, or do you just store in fridge?
Started 3 weeks ago (2009-10-25 22:16:00)
by mauimagic
congratulations!! Will you let him stay?
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Hot threads for last week on Homesteading::
Started 1 week, 3 days ago (2009-11-05 18:06:00)
by rcannon
very cool Cass. Have you named them yet?
Started 4 days, 9 hours ago (2009-11-11 14:36:00)
by Missy
I have cabbage, broccoli, and brussels still going strong outside. Inside I have two tomatoes fruiting, two lemons, a lime, avacados, beans, a yellow delicious flowering, apricot beginning to bud out leaves (these two are confused), and some chard in a pot as well.
Started 3 months ago (2009-08-11 12:48:00)
by Missy
I have a few that are really fun too. Muppet especially. She's real tame and will come when called, but she is a slkie and her top knot hair do flops over her eyes so sometimes she'll bump into things before she makes it to me. She looks like a pompom running through a pinball game when she comes to me.
Started 3 weeks, 1 day ago (2009-10-24 21:33:00)
by Contrary Housewife
I can't get anything to survive indoors. I just brought my houseplants inside. I have a few pothos vines and some pathetic looking christmas cactus. Well, the cactus are actually blooming, so they must have loved being outside this fall. I told DH I wanted some grow lights this year, I think it will help. We bought some steel wire shelving and rigged up a light and I'm hoping it will help the ...
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-08 10:51:00)
by OOwl
I don't have AVs but I do have orchids. I grow them mostly in windows with natural sunlight now; however, in years past I had them under metal halide lighting with excellent results. With plants, it's the color spectrum of the bulb that maters most, then the intensity, then duration.
Walmart sells a neat little grow-light "disposable" light that comes with its own power supply. It's about ...
Started 7 months ago (2009-04-16 02:12:00)
by Thevail
I just planted green onions, and put my pea starts in today!
Also put the seeds in for zuchini and yellow crookneck, and little lemon cucumbers, but they won't be up for weeks.
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