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They are the best I have ever had. I would suggest that everyone get a copy of the book, Nourishing

My favorite antiseptic for chickens is the farmers friend -- Bag Balm which you can get a small

My first reaction was that it could be a rat or other rodent bite. But could also be a rooster's

It looks like a classic mating wound, caused by the toes of the rooster. Are any of your females

hello! http://www.crystic-neybor.de/isjrd/cinpi/rrv/kupq.html Carole Straughn

well, looks like attachments don't attach in this list serve. Let me try it differently:

thanks, Carole. I like your post .. and -- if i may -- here's a bit to add to it. This is a short

Bill - I very much doubt the chickens are causing the problem. Have you had your soil tested? The

Dear Friends: Here is an opportunity to have your neighborhood landscapers see leaf mulching in

A message from Elizabeth La Posta morning...@gmail.com. For many people who attend Relay For

I am in need of a short video, tops 1 minute, of a rooster on a fence post crowing. I come to my

how did this get thru? asks jim On Thu, Jun 28, 2012 at 12:53 AM, <grass-f...@googlegroups.com

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I hold the bird by the feet, with the head on the ground, facing forward. Then I place a broomstick,

I checked out a pic of what these leg mites look like and you guys are SOOO right!. Mineral oil

for the thick and scaly legs: Sounds like leg scale mites to me too. What we use is a wide-mouth pint

Great, thanks Jim! On Sat, May 26, 2012 at 11:31 AM, jim adams <thetravel...@gmail.com>

what did you treat with? Sounds like scaly mites. Marlene, Nevada, USA

Jim, we are getting ready to do this hopefully next week! So just to double-check - you cut a line in

Great idea. How do you keep the cardboard from blowing off? Seems like that small amount of hay

Wonderful! Thank you!! Laura On Thu, May 17, 2012 at 5:51 AM, jim adams <thetravelingmasseur@gmail

please stop this peson from sending anymore spam. -----Original Message----- From: grass-fed-eggs@

I think it's finally happened. I took in a homeless rooster about two weeks ago. May or may not

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Do you have any laying chickens for sale? Thanks Tracy Hitt On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 5:54 AM, TOM QUINN

That is such a beautiful story!! I feel like it might be harder than I anticipated to slaughter the

Oh good, so we could have one :) I hope that they can co-parent together. Made me chuckle! On Sat,

Went out last night and found I have two broody hens sharing a box! Would I be in trouble if I gave

Oh No! That story about your father and the pitchfork has left me in tears! So we will need to get a

Unidentified animal protein is most likely to be ground up laying hens, feathers from broilers, and

hey kelly .. on worms, we create an environment, and they will come -- regardless of what it is now.