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Misc. Farm -
Tuesday November 03, 2009 - By Kat
We have eggs for sale!
Please check out our webpage for more details ( http://www.miscfarm.com/2009/10/30/egg-sales/ ) or contact us at farmers@miscfarm.com .
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Custom Made Chicken Houses and Chicken Coops Made In USA -
Wednesday October 07, 2009 - By Suzie OConnor
Just letting everyone know that our Rhode Island baby chicks have arrived. They are all pullets and healthy looking. Always wanted your own fresh eggs in the morning well here is your chance, order you chicks today and have eggs by spring get a...
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Westminster Farmers' Market -
Monday September 21, 2009 - By Dean
Seventy-one years ago today, The Great Hurricane of 1938 struck New England without warning. My grandparents Hjalmer and Lizzie Johnson lost one henhouse, and the roof was blown off the other. The forest across the road from the farm...
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Foxhollow Poultry Farm -
Wednesday April 15, 2009 - By Tai
Yes we are buried under pullet and quail eggs and yes here is still another recipe for pickled quail eggs. Like all other sequels it might be redundant, but have had a lot of requests and you gotta do what you gotta do. It follows. Got our facebook page set up...
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Bloom Where You're Planted Farm -
Wednesday April 15, 2009 - By Teresa
We had a happy Easter here at the farm and hope you all did, too. Terry and I hosted sixteen members of the family (my side) for Easter dinner, the first time we've had a big indoor gathering like that since moving here over six...
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The Call Again Farm Journal -
Sunday March 29, 2009 - By Laura
Well, with all the business of Christmas, I got out of the habit of blogging. It's spring now, and I've made a "New Season Resolution" to start blogging again. No major changes have occurred on the farm since I last blogged, but there's a...
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Anonymous Farm -
Saturday March 07, 2009 - By Risha
The last of the Spring kids have been born. Sad to say we lost a few. The plants are just starting to grow. Kids born last year: Gertrude is the tan one with the white belt. Splosh has the white face & body with black ears and Shirley has the white wiggle...
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Re Rustica -
Saturday February 28, 2009 - By fullofbeans
At early stages of chicken life, it is sometimes hard to tell whether the bird is a rooster or a hen. Behavioral differences and morphology aren't necessarily reliable, but in some breeds color differences help identify a rooster.
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CC Family Farm -
Tuesday January 20, 2009 - By Tim
It always seems like each month is a very busy month but in a different way. This is a crazy time where fruit trees, nut trees, and blueberries are sold as bare root. In the last three weeks we have planted blueberries, apples, figs, almonds, pomegranate,...
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The Call Again Farm Journal -
Thursday December 04, 2008 - By Laura
Yet another problem! The hens are eating their eggs. A few days ago, there were a couple of eggs that were cracked by the time I got them in the house, but I just figured that I had been careless in collecting them. Apparently, though, the hens have a...
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The Call Again Farm Journal -
Thursday November 27, 2008 - By Laura
HAPPY THANKSGIVING! I had a nice Thanksgiving, just Bob, Dianna, me, and "henny-hen", our delicious dinner. Really, free range, heritage turkeys taste way better. The turkeys (or at least the living ones) had a nice Thanksgiving,...
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The Call Again Farm Journal -
Wednesday November 26, 2008 - By Laura
When am traveling and tell people I live near Buffalo, New York, they invariably say something about snow. Many people think Buffalo is like Alaska, with snow all year round. (That, too, is a misconception. I've been to Alaska, and can...
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