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Saturday, February 14, 2015. It feels like Spring now! While it is only February, the temps are in the mid-70s this week and four of the six hens started laying within the past two weeks, after a 4-5 month break. A couple of days after Sissy started laying, it seemed she stopped for several days, which didn't seem right. Finally, I found out why she didn't have any eggs in the nesting box. She had a clutch of eggs in a homemade nest out in the yard! Tuesday, February 5, 2013. Saturday, November 24, 2012.

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Saturday, February 14, 2015. It feels like Spring now! While it is only February, the temps are in the mid-70s this week and four of the six hens started laying within the past two weeks, after a 4-5 month break. A couple of days after Sissy started laying, it seemed she stopped for several days, which didn't seem right. Finally, I found out why she didn't have any eggs in the nesting box. She had a clutch of eggs in a homemade nest out in the yard! Tuesday, February 5, 2013. Saturday, November 24, 2012.

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Holly Oak Hens: First Chicken Vet Appointment

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Thursday, April 7, 2011. First Chicken Vet Appointment. Minerva injured her foot somehow and had been limping, so we took the sweet hen to the vet to get the foot looked at. Dr. Nakamura at Adobe Animal Hospital reported that it did not seem like an infection (not red/hot) and was most likely due to some kind of trauma. Looks to me like the coop door got caught on her foot (see the dark line on top of the middle digit? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). First Chicken Vet Appointment.

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Holly Oak Hens: 01/01/2010 - 02/01/2010

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Thursday, January 21, 2010. Wednesday, January 20, 2010. First Day of 6 Eggs! This is the first day that all six hens lay their eggs! Friday, January 1, 2010. What Do Holly Oak Hens Eat? Perhaps you're wondering just what do chickens eat? Corn on the cob. Crushed egg shells (calcium supplement). Oyster shells (calcium supplement). Scratch" (cracked corn, barley, cracked wheat). Laying crumbles chicken food (corn, soy, wheat, vitamins, and minerals). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). First Day of 6 Eggs!

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Holly Oak Hens: 08/01/2010 - 09/01/2010

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Sunday, August 29, 2010. Could it be snow in August? I even treated the nesting boxes. This is one of the hens' favorite dust bath spots. Friday, August 20, 2010. The coop is filled with feathers! Was there a chicken fight? I think that Ginger is molting, a natural process where hens lose their feathers and grow new ones. During this time, the molting hen's reproduction system is halted. No wonder Ginger hasn't resumed egg laying after her broodiness ended! Wednesday, August 18, 2010. My father construct...

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Holly Oak Hens: Update on our 2nd Chicken Flock

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Saturday, November 24, 2012. Update on our 2nd Chicken Flock. Chicks are such fun! In the photo above, all the chicks are sleeping, except one! Here the chicks are about a week old and are starting to explore a little bit when the cage door opens. The first two chicks to sit on the door are consistently Kelly (brown one at the end of the flap door) and Shasta (bright yellow chick nearest to Kelly). In our last flock, the first two to explore out of the cage also were the friendliest as hens.

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Holly Oak Hens: Goodbye Rooster

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Tuesday, February 5, 2013. Here is a photo of Coby holding Rooster. I was afraid to pick him up because Rooster became a little aggressive in the past week. But Coby could catch him! Coby took this picture as all the chickens ran after him to the coop, expecting treats. They were not disappointed. Coby gave them some scratch! Coby and I tried to put all 7 chickens on the table, but we only managed to get 4 on before they started jumping down. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Getting your chicks – Go Local | The Hawthorne Urban Farm

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Sharing experiences, stories and tips as we (city folks) develop our tiny backyard urban farm and try to live more sustainably. Chickens in our backyard! March 27, 2011. Getting your chicks – Go Local. It is worth the effort to try to get your chicks locally, so that they little guys don’t have to be stressed by being packed and shipped before they get to you. Going through the mail is tough on chicks. We ended up getting 6 chicks locally from Cheryl Cohen at Omlet Ranch. If you are in within driving dis...

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Sharing experiences, stories and tips as we (city folks) develop our tiny backyard urban farm and try to live more sustainably. Chickens in our backyard! This is an example of a WordPress page, you could edit this to put information about yourself or your site so readers know where you are coming from. You can create as many pages like this one or sub-pages as you like and manage all of your content inside of WordPress. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).

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Sharing experiences, stories and tips as we (city folks) develop our tiny backyard urban farm and try to live more sustainably. Chickens in our backyard! March 14, 2011. Excited for year 2 of our edible garden. Raspberry bushes are coming in quickly, we have 2 in our yard. Leaves are popping out of our Dwarf Black Mission Fig tree. I really hope we get some figs this year, I can’t wait to eat them right off the tree still warm from the sun! Those flowers mean future blueberries! Our Meyer Lemon tree has ...

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Fruit Plant Inventory | The Hawthorne Urban Farm

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Sharing experiences, stories and tips as we (city folks) develop our tiny backyard urban farm and try to live more sustainably. Chickens in our backyard! March 3, 2011. Cherry Tree Espalier with 6 varieties. Dwarf Black Mission Fig. Larr; Herbs we love to have on hand. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

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Chick update: Week 2 | The Hawthorne Urban Farm

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Sharing experiences, stories and tips as we (city folks) develop our tiny backyard urban farm and try to live more sustainably. Chickens in our backyard! March 31, 2011. Chick update: Week 2. All of our chicks have now crossed the 2 week mark! Everyone is doing well, including our two youngest and newest additions, the Blue Birchen Marans. It is amazing to see the changes in their feather development every day, sometimes even from morning to evening. We have one, hatched 3/16, identified as a girl (90% a...

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Our chicks are here! | The Hawthorne Urban Farm

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Sharing experiences, stories and tips as we (city folks) develop our tiny backyard urban farm and try to live more sustainably. Chickens in our backyard! March 21, 2011. Our chicks are here! I don’t think they could have integrated any better. It was so awesome to see them all together. Larr; Excited for year 2 of our edible garden. Chick update: Week 1. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Home Schooled C...

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Sharing experiences, stories and tips as we (city folks) develop our tiny backyard urban farm and try to live more sustainably. Chickens in our backyard! Breed Selection – the search for the perfect backyard chicken breeds. I love to research, and equally as much, I love to share my findings. So here goes. What follows are points I feel are important for anyone considering raising a micro-flock in an urban backyard for the first time. In our small backyard? Originally posted on sister site: A Mindful Life.

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The Coop | The Hawthorne Urban Farm

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Sharing experiences, stories and tips as we (city folks) develop our tiny backyard urban farm and try to live more sustainably. Chickens in our backyard! March 14, 2011. We have quite possibly found the most perfect coop for our yard! Premade since we’re busy and just don’t have the time to build one, or even have one built. Uber-designed to take care of all of the needs of a small flock in a small footprint. Pretty since our yard is small and the coop was going to be a big fixture. Larr; Fruit Plant Inv...

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How do you get chickens? | The Hawthorne Urban Farm

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Sharing experiences, stories and tips as we (city folks) develop our tiny backyard urban farm and try to live more sustainably. Chickens in our backyard! March 27, 2011. How do you get chickens? If you are totally new to the idea of backyard chicken keeping, then like me, you are probably wondering, where in the world do you buy live chickens? Or perhaps you have seen some at a local feed store. Let me outline some of your options to help you get started. Now sources, you have a bunch of them! If you a l...

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Saturday, February 14, 2015. It feels like Spring now! While it is only February, the temps are in the mid-70s this week and four of the six hens started laying within the past two weeks, after a 4-5 month break. A couple of days after Sissy started laying, it seemed she stopped for several days, which didn't seem right. Finally, I found out why she didn't have any eggs in the nesting box. She had a clutch of eggs in a homemade nest out in the yard! Tuesday, February 5, 2013. Saturday, November 24, 2012.

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