Christmas week here at Blazing Trails Farm was a challenge with on again, off again snow alternating with rain and sunshine. We are expecting eggs to hatch this coming week and are looking forward to sharing that experience with you as it happens, live!
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The Olive Egger in the nest box on the right has been broody for nearly two weeks. When the eggs in the incubator hatch, I’ll slip them underneath her to raise.
Christmas morning breakfast consisted of steel cut and regular oatmeal with blueberries, apples and bananas. I put out several loaf pans so that there was no bickering and nobody left out.
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Kathy Shea Mormino
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Christmas week here at Blazing Trails Farm was a challenge with on again, off again snow alternating with rain and sunshine. We are expecting eggs to hatch this coming week and are looking forward to sharing that experience with you as it happens, live!
The Olive Egger in the nest box on the right has been broody for nearly two weeks. When the eggs in the incubator hatch, I’ll slip them underneath her to raise.
Christmas morning breakfast consisted of steel cut and regular oatmeal with blueberries, apples and bananas. I put out several loaf pans so that there was no bickering and nobody left out.
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My girls love treats.
This would be great to win as we are brand new backyard chicken keepers.
You do a great job at raising chickens. They have to be the happiest chicks to have you as their owner. Love seeing and reading all that you do, thanks so much for the info.
My hens are getting a shot of protein with the turkey leftovers! They love holidays!
I just subscribed to your blog.I love all the info I get from you.Only my silkies will eat warm oatmeal,the bantam cochins will not eat it,funny how some chickens like different things.Love all the giveaways.All the girls and boys love meal worms