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We are pleased to welcome 15 Black Australorps and Dominique (Dominickers)!! I'm not sure how many of each we have, as they look pretty much alike. We now have 30 chickens!! WE have 9 cuckoo marans and barred rocks (can't tell them apart, so I don't know how many of each we have!). We also have 5 Americanas.
I don't have time to update today, but I've had several questions from readers, I'll be answering them probably on Monday, we just have a really full weekend ahead! Look forward to a picture filled post on Monday!!
not a question to do with chickens (although, I cannot wait until we have a coop built so that I too might enjoy little chickens!)
I just got my copy of Nourishing Traditions, and cannot wait to use it. Unfortunately, I am afraid of my husband's reaction to all of the uses of the term "fermentation." See, we do not drink any sort of alcohol, and although I was raised to use it in cooking, he is very much against it (including wanting to get rid of my vanilla extract!). It does not seem to me that these instructions for lactofermentation are actually turning into alcohol of any kind, but am I wrong? Can you explain this to me, and give me some idea of where to go when I start getting his questions. Thank you!
we have black australorps as well.
10:43, Friday, May 9, 2008
.. Posted by mulberrylane
In fact my avitar is of the chicks of the black australorps. Cute little things! Enjoy them. They are good mommas, too. A little slow on laying... not the quick layers that the book said so... I had to wait the 6 months... not the 4-5 months the catalog said... that aside, I still love them!
Warmly, ~Melissa
The Chicks are SO Cute!
10:50, Friday, May 9, 2008
.. Posted by AndreaMcNabb
I bet their eggs and meat will be just as tasty as the chicks are cute.
We don't have any livestock yet, but plan to have chickens next year. We are building the chicken house this season. We live in a cold climate so it has to be pretty sturdy and free from drafts.
Love the seedling post, we're growing watermelon as well. A different variety though. We are two weeks from planting in our zone, but the garden is nearly ready to go. We're so excited!
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