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Chickens standing around

12 Jan 20096 Jan 2009 by Mike (tfb)

I’ve been keeping the eight guys indoors most days lately, opening up their door only when the sun is out. They still seem little worse for the wear after weeks of roaming around in the sub-zero cold. They’ve suffered a … Read the rest

Categories Animals Tags snow, chickens, Winter 9 Comments

Chickens want in

10 Jan 200921 Dec 2008 by Mike (tfb)

It’s officially WINTER, finally, and now the days get longer… Yay. Chickens and snow are the only real farm action around here at the moment, although things are going to get real busy really soon! Meanwhile, there’s always CHICKENS. On … Read the rest

Categories Animals Tags snow, chickens, Winter 11 Comments

Barn shortcut

19 Dec 200817 Dec 2008 by Mike (tfb)

A rear-end view of the cows leaving the barn has become a familiar every-morning sight. For the last few weeks, since the weather took a turn for the freezing, I’ve been walking through the dim lower barn, toting buckets of … Read the rest

Categories Animals, Fieldwork, Weather Tags chickens, routines, cows, barn, Autumn 4 Comments

All-weather chickens

17 Dec 200815 Dec 2008 by Mike (tfb)

A weird, one-day break from the cold, fully forecast a few days back, that came to pass. It was a little milder yesterday, and this morning, the temperature jumped, hitting somewhere around 10°C (50°F). Pretty tricky trying to walk around … Read the rest

Categories Animals, Weather Tags chickens, Autumn 4 Comments

The goats

31 Dec 200813 Dec 2008 by Mike (tfb)

Haven’t been paying much attention to the goats lately, so I checked ’em out for a while this morning. They have absolutely no problem with the cold, eating hay and hanging out pretty much as usual. Of course, serving them … Read the rest

Categories Animals, Fieldwork Tags watering, goats, hay, Autumn 2 Comments

Chickens love eggs

7 May 20139 Dec 2008 by Mike (tfb)

Today, a bit of an egg disaster, around 20 eggs down, by far the biggest single egg loss in my brief egg-collecting career. The girls choose to do most of their laying in one nest box (there are six in … Read the rest

Categories Farm lab (research!), Animals, Harvest Tags chickens, unusual, eggs, Autumn 11 Comments

Chickens in snow

7 Dec 20084 Dec 2008 by Mike (tfb)

These chickens like snow! The eight remaining roosters have been out and about in some fairly wild weather, making their way through 6″ (15cm) blankets of snow, gusting winds and absolutely freezing cold. They always have the option of heading … Read the rest

Categories Farm lab (research!), Animals, Weather Tags snow, chickens, Autumn 9 Comments
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