In our latest DIY adventure, we embarked on a mission to build a sustainable and aesthetically pleasing chicken coop for our backyard chickens. Driven by a commitment to environmental responsibility and a pinch of creativity, we found an innovative way to repurpose recycled cans into functional and stylish roof shingles. Choosing Recycled Materials Our journey […]
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In our journey towards sustainable living and organic farming, we’ve discovered innovative ways to recycle and repurpose what most would consider waste. Today, we’re diving into how we transform eggshells from our backyard chickens into a nutritious supplement for their diet. Why Recycle Eggshells? Eggshells, often discarded as kitchen waste, are a powerhouse of calcium,
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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to start your own backyard chicken coop? Well, we took the plunge four months ago, and it’s been an egg-citing journey filled with surprises, learning, and, of course, our very first egg! The First Egg: A Tiny Miracle Imagine our surprise when, almost four months into our chicken
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Good morning to our cherished community of fellow chicken enthusiasts and readers. Today, I bring you a bittersweet update from our little backyard farm. As of a few days ago, our flock has downsized to 10 chickens, following the departure of our beloved rooster, Happy Feet. A New Home for Happy Feet The decision to
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Our journey into backyard chicken keeping began on April 16th, when we welcomed a flock of chicks into our home. It was astonishing to witness their rapid growth; within weeks, they had transformed from tiny chicks into sizable birds, eager to explore beyond the confines of their indoor box. The Great Escape and Coop Construction
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It’s been a while since I last updated everyone on the construction of the reciprocal roof storage building, and I’m excited to share the significant progress we’ve made. This project has been an exhilarating journey, blending traditional building techniques with innovative designs, resulting in a structure that’s as functional as it is visually striking. The
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Raising backyard chickens can be a rewarding experience, offering fresh eggs and the joy of caring for these lively birds. However, like any pet, chickens can face health issues, one of which we recently encountered – Pasty Butt. This condition, though somewhat alarming at first glance, is relatively common among young chicks. It occurs when
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In today’s blog post, we’re diving into a brand new adventure on our homestead – raising chickens! Join us as we discuss the journey of acquiring our first chickens and the essential equipment we needed to get started. From brooders to feeders and everything in between, we’ll break down the costs and decisions we made
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Long road traveled. Thanks for the royalty free by NEFFEX title is Go Down Swinging. #roadtrip #leavingCA #offgridlife #simplelife #ford60 Now with Japanese subtitles! Comment/Like/Subscribe Thanks again for watching! Introduction Have you ever felt the exhilaration of being on the road, leaving behind the hustle and bustle of everyday life, and embarking on an adventure
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Have you ever stumbled upon something in your backyard that’s been sitting idle for years, begging for a new purpose? Well, that’s the situation I find myself in today. In this blog post, I’ll introduce you to a forgotten jet ski trailer that’s been gathering dust for far too long, and I’m reaching out to
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