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"Hi Christie,
I'm interested in a dozen eggs if you still have some.
Laura"
I'm interested in a dozen eggs if you still have some.
Laura"
"Yes, I've never taken the birds to a vet (but I've been tempted). I just can't see myself spending the money on it."
"Hi Ashley,
that's a good question. I think it depends on the role the chickens play in your life. Some see them as livestock and others consider them pets, similar to their cats/dogs. For me, my chickens are somewhere in the middle.
We've had…"
that's a good question. I think it depends on the role the chickens play in your life. Some see them as livestock and others consider them pets, similar to their cats/dogs. For me, my chickens are somewhere in the middle.
We've had…"
"Hi Kelly,
if they're little chicks it probably won't be a problem. We put our little chicks in an open, really big. rubbermaid bin filled with bedding, water, food and a heat lamp. If you're going to keep them outside when they're really small…"
if they're little chicks it probably won't be a problem. We put our little chicks in an open, really big. rubbermaid bin filled with bedding, water, food and a heat lamp. If you're going to keep them outside when they're really small…"
"Wow! I think you've made everything I could have thought of. The dehydrated oranges are delicious!
On a side note, if you ever have any more tangelos or other oranges to spare, feel free to e-mail me and I'd love to swing by and take them off your…"
On a side note, if you ever have any more tangelos or other oranges to spare, feel free to e-mail me and I'd love to swing by and take them off your…"
"That's a good question! In my opinion, a simple and functional coop is perfect. I've also seen some beautiful, and inexpensive, coops. So I think you can have both. For us, we converted an old shed into a coop and closed off half of the back…"
"She's just walking a little wild. :) My chickens did their best to imitate their neighbor ducks recently. Chickens are very social birds."
"There are loads of chickens in Glendale in residential communities (of course in the horse properties). I think most of us are just on the down low.
Hey--speaking of that. I signed on because my black Astrolorp, that I know is a hen as it lays…"
Hey--speaking of that. I signed on because my black Astrolorp, that I know is a hen as it lays…"
"I checked a few weeks ago, and unless the property is zoned agricultural, no chickens are permitted. For the most up-to-date information, your friend can check with Code Compliance at 623-930-3610."
"I live in Glendale and keep chickens. I haven't checked in more than 10 years, but I think hens are allowed, roosters are not."
Hi folks, a friend asked me this morning if it's legal to have chickens in Glendale. She lives on 67th Avenue and Glendale area, I think. Anyone know if chickens are allowed?Thanks,Laura
"Hi Laura,
We've had a similar experience with ants this summer, too. They've been terrible. Ants are all around the coop and make it very difficult and unpleasant to be inside for any period of time. Just going in to change the water or give them…"
We've had a similar experience with ants this summer, too. They've been terrible. Ants are all around the coop and make it very difficult and unpleasant to be inside for any period of time. Just going in to change the water or give them…"
"This has been a nasty, nasty year for ants at our place. We have the little sweet ants that love to get the sweets from the aphids that they're raising on our garden, and we have the fire ants that give an evil bite! There are mid-sized ants that…"
"DE is non toxic. In fact you can dust the chickens themselves to control mites. The only thing you don't want to do is breathe it in, but the amount you will need won't be a problem. I buy it by the pound at the feed store. It helps with flies…"
"I'm another Laura with the same problem! My ants are coming across the property line from a neighbor's yard, and I have been battling them all summer. Big ones, small ones, red ones, black ones. (Did Dr. Suess ever consider a story about ants?) …"
"I have it in my coop. Works fine. It's my understanding that it is a natural substance that will not harm your chickens, as long as it is lightly applied to the ground (a dusting). Maybe someone else knows about the toxicity."
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