Happy Harvest Blog
chickens in a bag
Of soil. I bought peat moss, for the first time in years, because it’s a horrible unsustainable thing, since the potting soil I was buying is about 90% peat moss anyway, so it was still a fail. Much cheaper, and it doesn’t have the little white things that the birds pick at and sometimes eat. There are two halves, both being thoroughly enjoyed. The greenhouse and the baths are largely vacant, because it’s a thaw day, and everyone is outside. The netting was all down, but there was just enough overhead clearance for chickens.
Bath time!
It's especially funny catching the rooster thrashing around in the dust bowl, all unkempt. It's usually a conjugal event, if the rooster's involved, and then both birds look up at you like they were busted in the bathtub together - which in fact, they are.
Instagram.
I may not make a blog post every day, but at least I Insta.
Bite size.
