They will rebuild the ruined cities and live in them. They will plant vineyards and drink their wine; they will make gardens and eat their fruit.
Considerably more than tins, a bag to feed them, but, if they all survived to adulthood, we should be able to turn a profit on their meat. Early morning, breakfast picnic on the back of the truck. We replaced the old wooden feed trough at the chicken coop, because it was too small for the… Continue reading Meat the Birds!
A new batch of chicks is coming this week, and we are going to try something new with it. We are going to keep the chick brooder in the chicken coop. There are two reasons for this. One is so that the new chicks and the old chicks will get used to the sight, sound… Continue reading Trying something new
Monday of Holy Week, that is, March 25th, we decided to move the chicks. There were several reasons for this decision. One is that we are getting new chicks in about three weeks, and want to have the brooder cleaned out and ready for them. Another reason is that we wanted to get the manure… Continue reading Moving the Chicks
Our next batch of egg birds arrived today! Daddy had to take an hour off work to get them, because they came at the most inconvenient time possible, but fortunately there was a corresponding lull in the patients at the same time. God has a way of taking care of things. 5 Bard Rocks, 5… Continue reading Picking up Chicks
Little Farm in the Big City 