We can’t decide! Chickens or rabbits? Plus, a visit with Robin Greenfield.
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
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In this video, we’re basking in the glow of neighbors supporting neighbors as we transport a gifted chicken coop and eat lunch with @Robin.Greenfield ! Help us decide about a new adventure, chickens or rabbits?
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I haven’t raised rabbits, but I have chickens and love having fresh eggs on supply all the time
That does sound like a huge benefit. Leaning that way for sure. Feel free to share any tips for getting started 💚
This is awesome and the mushroom stew sounds great
It was delicious. You know when food make you close your eyes? So good!
I’d do a bit of each?
I agree! Both have such great benefits. Right now we’re still dealing with a lack of water. We’ll have to get that sorted before adding animals.
Chickens! Can't beat the daily dose of protein. We'll be making that move soon.
Nice! We want to chat with you about building out the coop.
Hi!! Love all you do. And the Wisconsin connection?! I'm in Chicagoland now fyi 🏵
Hi Sarah Joy! I’ll be heading that way again this spring, maybe we can meet up.
Have you been, or will you be going to the Midwest Women's Herbal Conference by chance?? I went 2 yrs ago - will likely go this year :)
Yes! That’s why I was in Wisconsin last year. I’m teaching two workshops this year!
@@OffGridishHomestead Right on! I thought so. :) I am likely to be there. I'm based in hardcore suburbia (Roselle IL) but there's space here if you need it 💜
Sweet! I will keep that in mind when planning my trip.
I'd go with those little quiet birds...I think someone had quail and they were absolutely awesome, and ducks are like all dark turkey meat and are so yummy, but I would avoid rabbits if rabbit starvation is a thing with domestic rabbits- (on wild rabbits, you will starve to death because they contain so little fat, and protein has no calories)...it's something I believed but didn't really understand until I took biochemistry. Also rabbits are just too cute and sweet. I would have a really really tough time eating and especially dispatching rabbits. Their fur is soft, but it's not that warm, and you would probably be warmer with duck down.
Hmm! That’s good info. Wasn’t thinking of the rabbits as a main food source. More for compost.
Rabbits!!!
Huh! I’m curious why you say that?!
Obviously chickens. You shouldn't eat rodents
😂😂😂