https://www.uline.com/Product/Detail/S-23730W/Pails/Screw-Top-Pail-12-Gallon-White-Lid?pricode=WB0749&gadtype=pla&id=S-23730W&gclid=CjwKCAjwqJ_1BRBZEiwAv73uwLSTFEn2T394sPPzZAuTZmdvEgCVtsUho6hGXjhiyfKFVSW5zVx1oRoCGEMQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

I’d suggest any farmers market this time of year or I guess any mega mart style place for your nonperishables

Not mine but still

I expanded my backyard plot, and created a bigger one next to it. Onions, Green Peppers, Lettuce, Potatoes, various cooking herbs being germinated now. Using 20 bags of cow shit and top soil, filled a couple new 5 gallon buckets and drilled holes in the bottom too.

https://www.campingsurvival.com/products/beans-trio-case-pack?variant=29878807920749&currency=USD&gclid=CjwKCAjwqJ_1BRBZEiwAv73uwI8wDh8WPvkxHly-fcwThl_ARHwsRopJUZ1LouWtg-qe8BmBtGMsGBoC7HEQAvD_BwE

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ThePQs6kDpo

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fH6ATJmVfxQ

https://youtu.be/FHavodQelW4

Wednesday update

Beans doing great rn

Iguess this goes in food. We fully integrated the chicks with the adult hens on Sunday night. I spent an hour in the coop making sure everyone behaved, taught the chicks how to use their new waterer, etc...

Checked on them yesterday AM, one chick was dead, two injured due to pecking.

The dead one had his head caved in.
less severe injury i fixed at home.
most severe injury the wife took to a vet before I could put it down.

$70 later, I now know how to deal with chicken skin injuries.

how tf did a chicken get his head caved in

did they peck him

@UncleDrMrBaby i think you need to put a red light/ a red filter in front of their light source

i think it avoids them from pecking their fellows

i'm not good in this tho

but you should try i think they do this normally

red lights

also yeah just put em down its quicker kek

pecking is natural.
There's literally an expression called "the pecking order", and we get it from chickens. Its how they establish social hierarchy.

ah

interesting

Its not usually this metal though

yeah

but really try the redlight thing except if they're outside

its what you do when they just got outside of the eggs

Anyways, i have a $70 chicken now, and the vet said that chicken skin is the best skin on the planet. He literally picked the trash out of the wound, folded it shut and stapled it.
No wound rinse, no antibiotics before or after... just staples.

well

use electrical tape next time

save 70dolalrs

he said it will heal fine because chicken skin is magical. He also said no need to remove the staples, the chicken will forget they exist, and the feathers will cover so we won't see them.

I already have 3 staple guns in my big medkit