Lee Drennen’s Hobby Farm & Garden
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Great photos of the chicks Lee, very impressed with the whole set up you have. Whats the soil like to work with . That light top looks very dusty and dry.
Oh for a some that size :nerd:Comment
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Thanks John for the complement. Yes it gets dry. Here where I live the soil is mix all over just within feet you can have Red Clay then good Top Soil it’s crazy to try to keep up with it but things grow well here so I don’t bother with it. I thought I would show what I used to make the holes for the Onions in case you asked. I’ll have more updates soon.Comment
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Thanks John for the complement. Yes it gets dry. Here where I live the soil is mix all over just within feet you can have Red Clay then good Top Soil it’s crazy to try to keep up with it but things grow well here so I don’t bother with it. I thought I would show what I used to make the holes for the Onions in case you asked. I’ll have more updates soon.Comment
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Yes Jim your right I’m all ready seeing Deer tracks in my freshly tilled place’s. The ground is still cold and nothing is popping up yet may have to replant.Comment
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More chicks hatched last weekend and that’s it no more hatching till next February. Thanks for the complements and likes during my hatching season this was the best hatching I’ve had in my 27 years of raising Chickens. Total 26 chicks I gave 5 to a lady at the Feedstore that leaves me with 21 I’ll still give updates on there growth and progress.Comment
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There some good well cared for birds there Lee, they all look a picture of health , so well done .
Chicks are coming on great, how many birds will you have eventually?Comment
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