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Twin Creeks Farms- Wesley Stephens and Bethany Stephens -
Thursday November 19, 2009 - By Wesley and Bethany
This fall continues to be our busiest ever. Our winter pastures are turning green and looking very nice and we are taking the first 3 beeves of the fall to be processed tomorrow. Traditional country sausage is very popular in our area, especially around the...
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Custom Made Chicken Houses and Chicken Coops Made In USA -
Thursday November 12, 2009 - By Suzie OConnor
We still have day old Rhode Island Reds and New Hampshire Reds chicks for sale. Order your chicks today and have fresh eggs by this spring. Anyone looking to do a fun and easy science fair project? We have the perfect project for you -...
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Garden of Ethan -
Monday November 02, 2009 - By Ethan
I have grossly miscalculated my ability to keep up with processing all
the birds I raised this year. Slipping an extra dozen into the
incubator, and then another, and later finding a hen sitting on eggs,
all seemed rather innocent and inconsequential this...
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Good for the Earth and Good for you... Millsap Farm -
Monday October 19, 2009 - By Curtis and Sarah
We are excited to announce our new Meat CSA. We have been toying with the idea of a meat csa for quite a while, but I finally found the time to write out details and costs, and have posted it all, plus membership applications, to our wordpress...
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Miolea Organic Farm -
Wednesday October 07, 2009 - By Brian
Our second flock of layers has a broody chicken. She's actually gone broody two times this year. Although breaking them of broodiness is not that hard it is still a change to all concerned. You need to isolate them and make sure they...
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MM Livestock Co -
Monday October 05, 2009 - By Megan
I had a gal join our CSA and she asked a question that needs to be addressed again. She asked how we prove that our meat is "Clean". I asked her to define what she meant by Clean ans she said,"Can you prove what they eat is safe?" Yes We Can! While we are...
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Rainbow Ranch Farms -
Sunday October 04, 2009 - By Poly
NEW RECIPE
Tequila - Rosemary - Garlic - Pepper - Olive oil
As many of you already know, I am not a cook..so I experiment with the free range, fresh poultry, as often as I can. This is something I came up with today and it was...
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Custom Made Chicken Houses and Chicken Coops Made In USA -
Friday September 25, 2009 - By Suzie OConnor
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Custom Made Chicken Houses and Chicken Coops Made In USA -
Friday September 25, 2009 - By Suzie OConnor
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Warm and Toasty Fireplace
Let your kids add some warmth to any room in the house with this fun
craft idea. You will need a...
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Pleasant Valley Farm -
Thursday September 17, 2009 - By Emily
As promised, the results are in on our heritage chicken experiment! Normally, our Cornish-Rock hybrid chickens are processed at 7 or 8 weeks of age, but our Delaware rooster was about 7 months old. Because of this, we wanted a cooking method to...
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Blue Fox Farm -
Tuesday September 15, 2009 - By Megan
I'd been noticing some odd behavior from our pullets this past week. They kept darting in front of me, stopping, squatting down, making an odd noise, and letting me pet them. It seemed rather bizarre and it started all of a sudden. It just dawned on me today...
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Hippychick's Gardens -
Sunday September 13, 2009 - By hippychick
hippychick's
victory chickens - all birds raised on coyote creek organic chicken
feed - twelve and ten week old organically fed rare and heritage breed
pullets and 1 welsummer rooster. most girls are at twelve weeks old with
a hatching date of june 21...
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Bunchgrass Farm -
Saturday September 12, 2009 - By arbortender
This has been a great year for weeds and for flies. The turkeys are pleased. Perhaps this explains why the chickens have not been tempted into the onions this year. Our new broods of dark cornish and buff orpingtons have settled in outside and it's ever so...
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Pleasant Valley Farm -
Thursday September 10, 2009 - By Emily
Today was another day of processing chickens. While it's not my favorite job, I feel ok about it as our chickens, living a life on grass and in the sun, have a far more comfortable existence than those in factory farms. I feel better about selling...
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Hurricane Farm -
Thursday August 13, 2009 - By Chris
We finally finished the general building of the new chicken coop/outbuilding. There are still some things left to do, though, like add siding, roofing, a step, maybe a window box with some flowers...
But we have moved all the meat chickens and some...
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Miolea Organic Farm -
Wednesday August 12, 2009 - By Brian
We are learning, we have learned and we will continue to learn. Our knowledge comes from reading, talking to others, working and observing. Like on Saturday we observed that Broody was back sitting in her nesting box. Then we...
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Foxhollow Poultry Farm -
Tuesday August 11, 2009 - By Tai
This week and next will be the grand finale of baby poultry started for the year on our farm. We will have 300 poulet rouge chicks hatching this week and 600 ducklings next week. The movable hoop housing on grass with electric netting has worked...
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Custom Made Chicken Houses and Chicken Coops Made In USA -
Friday July 31, 2009 - By Suzie OConnor
We have on sale the fertile chicken eggs at $19.97 per dozen. The hens that are laying right now are the Rhode Island Reds mixed with the New Hamphsire Reds which are large brown egg layers. It's not to late to put your eggs to hatch and start collecting...
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Anonymous Farm -
Saturday July 18, 2009 - By Risha
The farm is diversifying and evolving. Got freezer beef? We sold out our pastured chickens in no time at all and will encourage repeat customers and new customers to pre-order so we know how many to raise. 2 young goats were processed and have been tried with...
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