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a root cellar averaging about 40 degrees. that sounds heavenly! steve - that is beautiful!

I have a big spineless prickly pear. it's a beautiful shade of blue gray green. it's architectural. I love it. it has small hair spines - so not for handling without gloves, but won't jump out and attack you like the spined does. I put it further back in the bed so people aren't brushing...

bay, that is perfect :lau:gig

cane, I know the miseries of dog training. it can be tough. I think the first step is a conversation between you two & come to a consensus on the goal. w/the dogs. I would start w/a goodie they have to perform for in order to get it. take the collar off. let them do their thing when...

cane, that is perfect!

that is the question that has been plaguing us around here. we cut a hole in the fence in a planned effort to get the chickens to move into the goat area & stay the heck off the patio w/all their not so lovely poop. INSTANTLY, the goats find the hole. one leg in, followed by the head...

the only thing I've got surprising me in the garden these days is peppers. all kinds & they're just going like gang busters. everything else is caput. oh, I did discover a surprise red bud seedling growing in the raised bed. i'm going to have to give that serious thought where I want that...

Congratulations you two on your first eggs. it's soooo exciting!

I like the one and done too

that looks amazing. they are indeed happy little piggies. do you have to worry about them getting an upset stomach from eating something like that? so much so quick? will y'all process them or take them to be processed. would love to see more of your environment for them. I would love to...

I got a drink once that had a roach in it. i'm not particularly squeamish - but I really thought I was going to hurl. NEVER went back there. to this day, I always look in my drink cup before drinking any.

gwr, your garden is really going great!

a pretty thing. I bet it tastes good. I love melons

how beautiful! that would have been great to attend. I don't know horses - but I know beautiful. my fav is the dappled grey. what fabulous animals.

I love your hollyhocks too

that's a beautiful harvest

my experience w/buffs is limited. I have three. one is a half breed. she came to me from a guy who said she sat on unfertilized eggs for close to a month before they intervened. I've had her for about 9 months & she hasn't gone broody yet. my oldest buff (buffy) is the only chicken I've had...

I have a bunch of excess eggs. that's what I need to do - feed them back to the chickens. I didn't think about that.

our healthcare system is the big scary bear in the room for so many people. we should have real/honest health care reform - not this bureaucracy we're heading into starting next year. the govt can't do Marshall justice as a vet with his healthcare - but they seem to think with the rest of us...

i'm with bay! i'm guessing site like this get watched a lot. jack just happens to be one who monitors his site. they probably crawl all over sites w/gardeners and livestock. we're scary people you know :cool: