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CONCRETE to CHICKENS: December 2011
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Friday, December 16, 2011. There are some things that just make you warm and fuzzy during the Christmas season, especially in a small town. Goochland county was having its annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony at the local YMCA, so the Good Wife, the three boys and myself headed down to participate. Then in the distance we could hear the sirens of a fire truck. It wasn't just blowing the siren now and then, it was running them full blast, and they were getting closer! Then we headed over to the craft t...
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CONCRETE to CHICKENS: August 2011
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Sunday, August 28, 2011. Home Energy Audit Results. Having to leave the country this spring for a couple weeks due to work, the Home Energy Audit that I won from the Crunchy Chicken blog. Had to be put on hold. We were finally able to connect and get the audit done towards the end of June. Within a week or so after the audit, the Final Report. Was received via e-mail. A lot of things have been going on around here, not to mention the earthquake. After winning the contest from the Crunchy Chicken. Once th...
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CONCRETE to CHICKENS: Deer Hunting Starts
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Saturday, October 19, 2013. There is an advantage to using a bow, and in Virginia that includes crossbows. The season for bows is the first phase of deer season. Bowhunters get a full four weeks head start before muzzleloader season. That means all the deer are still out and about in the mornings and evenings before they start getting spooked by the shooting and go nocturnal. On a Saturday morning? Oldest Son put a new arrow in his bow in case we came upon the wounded deer. While we were tracking the...
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CONCRETE to CHICKENS: October 2012
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Monday, October 22, 2012. One of the benefits of living on the east coast, and Virginia in particular, is that you are surrounded by history. Everywhere you look, there are signs commemorating various events and landmarks that are important to our nation's history. Our county got a special treat at the end of September when Dahlgren's Raid was re-enacted throughout our county. For those of you who have never heard of Dahlgren's Raid, here is a primer. It was run over the weekend. They also rolled out a c...
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Site Policies - Apriori Farm
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Heritage Poultry and Heirloom Produce. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Apriori Farm’s Site and Privacy Policies. Sometime we will provide a link to outside content, in which case the usual caveats apply if you leave our site, you are subject to the privacy policy of the other site. 582016 Screech . . . Thud. Buzz, Buzz, Buzz. 532016 Birds, Bees and a Horse’s Butt. So What Happened to April? 3132016 Farmer’s Day Out. On Southside Produce Auction. On Southside Produce Auction.
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About - Apriori Farm
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Heritage Poultry and Heirloom Produce. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Storm Rolling in from the North. After years of planning, reading and dreaming about farm life, we finally made the leap and moved to the country in May 2010. Apriori Farm is 19 acres of mostly open pasture near Farmville, Virginia. In its former life, it was a horse farm. Or more correctly,. Is a Latin term which has acquired many meanings down through the centuries. Literally translated, it means. I know farming ...
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Site Map - Apriori Farm
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Heritage Poultry and Heirloom Produce. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Rarr; Site Map. 6 month old Speckled Sussex. 8 frame medium supers. 14 week old Silver Gray Dorkings. 1980's big hair. Agribon 19 row cover. Alcohol and pepper burn. Animal behavior before a storm. Antique Rose Emporium review. Aphids in the hoop house. Apple and Red Lentil Soup. Apple picking in Central Virginia. Apple tree as tomato trellis. Are pepper plants poisonous for ducks. A shave and a haircut. Chadwick&#...
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CONCRETE to CHICKENS: February 2012
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012. Technically, my bees aren't gone, they are dead. Not all three hives, just the weaker of my original two hives. It was disappointing to find out, but not a total surprise. The health of this hive had been up and down this past fall, although the last time I had looked, the population was up and it seemed that it was going to pull through. Thursday, February 23, 2012. Meat Chickens - Part II. My BIL, a friend and I have gotten the ball rolling. The chickens are ordered an...
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CONCRETE to CHICKENS: June 2012
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Monday, June 18, 2012. Early May, our black australorp hen decided to go broody. For those that dont know, that means that the maternal instincts are kicking in and she is wanting to hatch some chickies. Except, there are two problems with that scenario. 1 - We dont have a rooster, so none of the eggs the hens have been laying have been fertile; and. 2 - We collect the eggs every day, and once she went broody, she stopped laying. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Back to Basic Living.
