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I just hatched my first batch and 50% were shrink wrapped any tips ? I dry hatched them and then bumped it up to 50-55% humidity on lock down

We like to gather pumpkins after Halloween for our cows, pigs, chickens, goats and our lama.

Did any bees go in? That’s my only concern. Thank you for sharing!

Know it needs to be done but Bless its heart! ,couldn’t watch it all. Well, I ended up watching it. It wasn’t too bad after all. And I sure would hate to taint that bacon😂

Well how about that. I guess the stump has to be fairly rotten??

Watched your video and made 2traps on the evening of of the 25th and at noon of the 26th I had 2 moths in 1 trap and 2 in the other. Definitely works

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did it catch many bees?

Thanks for putting recipe in the discription.

Try Pamona's Universal Pectin next time you make any kind of jelly or jam.

I read that too… they called it Liberty tea.

Did it solved the definitely problem

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If you put 1 tablespoon of butter in the pot, it will eliminate the foam.

Oh what a genius name😂

Hows the weather?

Back when we had pigs for meat about ten years ago, dad took a 55-gallon metal barrel and cleaned it out real good and put a pipe out the side that ended in two drinker nipples (think rabbit nipples only hog size) and that worked really well. We filled it up about three times a week. Only downside was the pigs all figured out how to rub against the nipples and let the water run over their backs and thus used this to make a wallow. We had the barrel sitting on blocks and the pipe attached to the panel fence but we could easily drain and move it if needed.

Hey Neighbor! I don't watch your videos like I should, I skip a few then play catch up. I do follow the Facebook posts. I am glad to see the farm doing this good. Wishing y'all the best always.

Did it work?

Goats

I think you need to secure it the ground.

Well, that’s strange!

By the way... you keep this planet running! keep up the great work!

Is that a traffic cone on your head or are you just happy to see me!

Hahaha that is so funny that the wind

Good luck on your journey! Calves look to be doing well. Last year I raised my first set of bottle calves. I used a couple teaspoons of apple cider vinegar to help control the scours and used 2/3 and slowly added more of the recommended amount of powder for the milk. After a week or so their stomachs were fine. This year we invested in two momma cows and it so much easier then bottle feeding every day.

The cinnamon queen cross is different according to what hatchery you use . My cinnamon queens are a cross of rhode island red roost crossed with rhode island white . My golden comets are a cherry egger rooster ( dark colored rhode island red ) crossed with rhode island white. My red sex links are rhode island reds crossed with Delaware hens . i can breed 3 generations on all of them and get the same cross . I also bred my own hybrids for close to 20 years . I had chickens for over 50 years of my life . I have not had chickens , muscovy ducks and quail for about 5 years now . I am hoping to start up again the beginning of next year . I prefer corturnix quail over chickens . Just my preference for faster meat and eggs .

Cute babies

When my calves won't take a bottle we give them a bucket of milk. They spill a good 30% of it but it gets the calories in.

Where to buy the eggs leave the information

Oh boy, maybe lots of honey this year. Question:what’s the brood you were talking about at the bottom of the hive?

Amazing…passed that on to my dad…looking forward to some organic tomatoes ❤❤❤❤

I didn’t know this…wow…much appreciation ❤

Keep up the work your doing great👍

Boy, Pops sure would enjoy watching your videos on bees❤️ I do ,too! Very interesting and I’ve learned more about their behavior, the marching and etc .

I know of others that have good luck with it too. Just wasn’t my experience.

My mother in law has one from farm innovations and it’s been doing great! But I mean it’s an Amazon item so I’m sure every machine is different.

looks pretty good, gonna try it this summer on my chicken tractor

What’s the difference in a Cornish hens and others

Would be nice to see it working.

At least you have resouses for swarm traps and the wax moths didnt destroy it. You have great helpers and that is worth a ton.

Leaving an excluded on confines the queen to the bottom super. How do you expect them to utilize the upper boxes in winter?

I was told the cinnamon queens i have are cross between rhode island red rooster and silver laced wayonette hen.

I'd let mine free range but theyd get eat by dozen preditors so I keep them in enclosure.

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Your coop build looks great!

Hot job!😂