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Tiniest pattypan

Ups and downs

First the good news! We’ve been getting back in to the swing of things gradually (or abruptly in some cases — when the baby chicks show up at the post office, you’d better be ready!). We’ve gotten rehabituated to the morning routine of opening the greenhouse, watering seedlings, and gathering eggs, and I’m doing [...]

Chickens love fresh compost

A couple of weeks back we got two truckloads of fresh compost, and we dumped it in various piles about the garden area to be spread when we were done unloading. The chickens got in in the meantime and helped us with the spreading part by scratching up the fresh piles.

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