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Real Food Farms -
Tuesday February 01, 2011 - By Thomas & Kristeen
Hello from the farm!
The chickens love the warm weather we are having right now. Grandma, aka "Cha-Cha", had snapped a couple of pictures of our layers out mingling in the sun...or waiting for some scratch to...
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Fertile Chicken Eggs | Chicken Egg Incubators -
Friday October 08, 2010 - By Suzie OConnor
When it comes to keeping chickens at your home, you need to make sure that you are providing them with the right kinds of housing for them to be safe and comfortable. To get all of fresh eggs that you want, you will want to make sure that you are investing a...
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Hurricane Farm -
Thursday April 22, 2010 - By Chris
Spring continues its forward progession.
New calves have been introduced to the growing "herd" out in the pastures...
A new lamb, named Vera, is introduced to some of the other sheep in the flock...
A little girl...
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Ward Hilltop Farm -
Friday December 04, 2009 - By LuvPats
Fourth generation farmers, we delight in building a traditional country farm atmosphere. A 'haven on earth', hillsides surround us speckled with cattle, as well as wildlife and birds attracted by Conservation Reserve Program acreage strewn with prairie...
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Fertile Chicken Eggs | Chicken Egg Incubators -
Friday September 25, 2009 - By Suzie OConnor
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The Call Again Farm Journal -
Saturday April 18, 2009 - By Laura
No, I haven't fallen off the face of the Earth! The computer (and my time) has been used lately for taxes and other things more import than blogging. Not too much has happened since the 14th. I've been engaged with a battle with the chicken...
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The Call Again Farm Journal -
Tuesday April 14, 2009 - By Laura
This morning, when I went out to do my morning chores, I was going to let Rosy out of the nest box to eat, drink, and do her business. She was nicely settled on the eggs, though, and refused to get off. Maybe she was going to be a good broody after...
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The Call Again Farm Journal -
Sunday April 12, 2009 - By Laura
Yesterday evening, the turkey hens flew over the pasture
fence into the woods. I felt bad
for Big Guy, my tom, who weighs so much that flying seems painful for him, was
staring through the fence, worrying about his hens’ safety. I went to...
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Re Rustica -
Friday February 06, 2009 - By fullofbeans
The day before yesterday, yesterday, last night and this morning, the hens were bickering about who was Head Hen. Scuttle, our Head Rooster had enough this morning. As soon as it was light and everyone was up, he bolted far away for some alone...
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Re Rustica -
Wednesday February 04, 2009 - By fullofbeans
Clucky has adopted some of the younger chickens as her own, providing some much needed mothering.
The young Rhode Island Reds were rescued, just like their adoptive
mother. The conditions they were kept in overcrowded conditions (and
they never got to go...
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The Call Again Farm Journal -
Saturday December 06, 2008 - By Laura
As all of you regular readers of this blog know, we got our first chickens ever this year and been letting them go outside of their coop almost every day. They have such fun, digging under snow and leaves to get at roots and grubs in the soil. I knew that...
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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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Sweet Basil's Restaurant -
Friday November 07, 2008 - By Renee
The summer has come to a close and the falling leaves
stir our desire for the comfort foods of Autumn.
Here are a few of our favorite October dishes being served this month
at Sweet Basil's...
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Slow Life with Real Food -
Monday September 01, 2008 - By Amber
Okay,
this isn't really a how-to blog entry on the farming of a chicken.
Sorry to disappoint you, but it is instead a mere pearl in a string of
realizations that I have had since getting into the farm/foodie world.
It was about this time last year...
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