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06/01/2011 01:07.18 PM
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As long as you make use of the land you have your a farm no matter how big or small...Just starting out or farming for the last 50 yrs!!!! It's all about being close to the animals and raising the family in a stable healthy emviornment!!!! Best of luck to you and welcome to Hobby Farms!!! Come visit me, Harmony Acres Farm.
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10/21/2010 05:18.25 PM
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Don't laugh at me, but never though of using the pine shavings for their nest bedding. I'm the other way around, it's just eaiser for me to roll up the hay and through it into the mud where the cattle muck through to make it (mud) stiffer.
Louisiana weather. :-)Come visit me, The Homestead.
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01/27/2010 08:41.44 AM
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Do you rather pine shavings in the nest boxes over hay/straw? Come visit me, The Homestead.
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01/26/2010 02:23.30 PM
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Hi! I love your chicken run. Very well done.
If you get a moment, come back and visit me, I left you an answer to your question.Come visit me, One Acre Farm.
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01/20/2010 06:04.09 PM
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Love the chicken yard!
We're a farm on 1/2 acre so I know it can be doneCome visit me, Harold's Promise Farm & Araldos Bakari Farm.
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12/28/2009 06:40.41 PM
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