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Beautiful flowers! Love the colors. Did you check your daughters wedding CD for flower pictures? That's pretty much mandatory in the professional wedding photography realm.

Ok, this one is baffling me. Why are my grape tomatoes splitting after I pick them? They are so pretty and perfect when I bring them in.....a few hours later half of them have split. What am I doing wrong? :barnie

My silkies love baths! I use Loreal kids shampoo on them. They fuss for the first few seconds, then they feel the warmth of the water and just sorta melt. Make sure you hold her head above water...I swear some of mine have actually fallen asleep! LOL

That is awesome! :thumbsup

Cute video! My ducks and geese are trained too...but all they know is 'treats' and 'go to your room' LOL

Thanks so much! That's definitely it!

Oh boy!!! Watch yourself with those marans! They are super addicting!!!!!!!! ;) Vaccinated for what? Mareks? You can vaccinate them yourself, they just have to get 3 shots instead of 1 I believe. (kinda like kids get boosters) As far as medicated feed....how old are they? After the chick...

This should be easy, but I cant find it. lol Climbing. Perennial...was here when we moved in.

:lau You got one wrong though. It's turkeys that are evil...not hamsters! :gig

Our last name is Murano. We moved to the middle of nowhere (from the city) a few years back. DH was programming the GPS in the car and for the name of our address he entered "Murano Farms". No clue why. It wasn't a traditional farm, just a house somebody had built on a clearing in the woods...

Hi BarredRockMama! :welcome

:gig That is too cute!

I still have plenty from last year. I store it in an open topped jar in a cool/dry part of the house.

Awwwww! So cute! :love

DH said yesterday that we should put the feeders out. I think it's too early, but I'll probably put them out anyway.

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I incubate a lot! LOL I hatch every week from March til September. Sold about 700 chicks last year, hope to triple that this year :fl

I used to post banty roo's in the local freecycle group all the time and they went quickly.

Guineas will eat bees. Your best bet is to fence the hives so the guineas cant stand right outside and eat them as the go in and out. Or put the hive high enough up that the guineas can't reach them (make sure there's no perching area) Of course once the bees get further from the hives they...

Ha ha ha! Hatch chicks a few times....that'll teach some patience! Suddenly a week or 2 doesn't seem so long....