Moving and grooving, molting and molding
Nov. 10th, 2009 03:34 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
trystinnLovely bunch of hobby farm projects coming around.
First off, the rabbit hay is finito - mold everywhere. So it will be used to line the chicken run. Kevin & Josh are on notice that they will be picking up hay bales on Saturday from Erin, the Hay Lady.
Secondly, the chicken coop & run are a complete mudhole! :O I'm such a bad cheekin mommy. We'll be moving the chicken run & coop up to the higher midline of our property this weekend.
Thirdly, MarkliAnn is designing a chicken coop inside the back of the garden shed. Once that's done, we'll connect the run to it via a sliding chicken door. She's got a line on freebies - linoleum, wood, etc. Hopefully, lots more to come on this.
That last one is a good thing because I've made arrangements to get more cheekins! We've reserved day old Black Copper Marans and Barnevelders which hopefully will be hatching on Thanksgiving or thereabouts.
First off, the rabbit hay is finito - mold everywhere. So it will be used to line the chicken run. Kevin & Josh are on notice that they will be picking up hay bales on Saturday from Erin, the Hay Lady.
Secondly, the chicken coop & run are a complete mudhole! :O I'm such a bad cheekin mommy. We'll be moving the chicken run & coop up to the higher midline of our property this weekend.
Thirdly, MarkliAnn is designing a chicken coop inside the back of the garden shed. Once that's done, we'll connect the run to it via a sliding chicken door. She's got a line on freebies - linoleum, wood, etc. Hopefully, lots more to come on this.
That last one is a good thing because I've made arrangements to get more cheekins! We've reserved day old Black Copper Marans and Barnevelders which hopefully will be hatching on Thanksgiving or thereabouts.
