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Mother Hen Hatches Ducklings!
Red looked up at me like, “Are these really mine? No wonder it took so long. Man, I’ve been sitting on these eggs for 28 days!” a long time to sit in one spot Continue reading
Tagged Duck, duck eggs, ducklings, eggs, hen, indian runners
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Indian Runner Ducks
Since we no longer have a rooster we thought, hey let’s sit her on some duck eggs. I’ve read where a chicken hen will raise duckings so we decided to give her a chance. We gave her 7 eggs (kept 2 for breakfast). Duck eggs take about 28 days to incubate (chicken eggs take 20-21 days) so Red has about 21 days to go. Continue reading
Homemade GrapeNuts
I like to know what’s in the food I eat. That’s why I make alot of our food from scratch. I found a recipe for grapenuts and tweaked it with my own twist. Continue reading
Broody Hens and Hatching Chicks the Old Fashioned Way
The eggs started hatching on Wednesday night the 29th. By the next day, 7 of the 10 eggs had successfully hatched. Continue reading
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Tagged broody hens, chickens, eggs, hens, roosters
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Strawberries Are Coming In!
For a long time I’ve been wanting to start a strawberry patch. Continue reading