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Posted: Wednesday 27 August, 2008
I think our RIR / LS broody has given up. When I came home this evening, the egg was out on the ground, all the food was eaten and she shot out for corn. She's gone to bed in the broody coop tonight, so we'll see what she's like in the morning.
I can't blame her - I know she can't count to 21 but she must know she's been there a long time.
Poultry can be susceptible to poisons, including certain common plants.
Most smallholders start out with poultry, this guide will help you do the same.
Older chickens tend to suffer with scaly leg mites more often than young birds. This mite burrows deep underneath the sc
Hello, I'm Rosemary Champion, aka the Accidental Smallholder. I'm a smallholder in the east of Scotland and started this website to help other people who are interested in smallholding to find their way, and to share my experiences.
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