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  • I am so behind getting the coop updates posted! The wind finally died down enough so we could finish getting the new chicken coop in working order. The chicks have AT […] Laying the floor in the new chicken coop
    Posted May 27, 2015

    I am so behind getting the coop updates posted! The wind finally died down enough so we could finish getting the new chicken coop in working order. The chicks have AT […]

  • Our new baby chicks arrived this weekend and are making their temporary home in a brooder we have placed in our living room. This batch includes: 4 Buff Orpington’s 4 Black Australorp’s […] New baby chicks have arrived
    Posted March 29, 2015

    Our new baby chicks arrived this weekend and are making their temporary home in a brooder we have placed in our living room. This batch includes: 4 Buff Orpington’s 4 Black Australorp’s […]

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  • I am so behind getting the coop updates posted! The wind finally died down enough so we could finish getting the new chicken coop in working order. The chicks have AT […] Laying the floor in the new chicken coop
    Posted May 27, 2015
  • The younger kids helped me start a tray of seeds this week. I’m getting a late start this year due to the weather. It was pretty windy but we managed to get […] Seeds planted this week
    Posted March 30, 2015
  • Our new baby chicks arrived this weekend and are making their temporary home in a brooder we have placed in our living room. This batch includes: 4 Buff Orpington’s 4 Black Australorp’s […] New baby chicks have arrived
    Posted March 29, 2015
  • Product Description Finely chopped dehydrated onion. Available in #10 cans and 25 pound bags. Our Review This is one of my favorites from the LDS Cannery. I use it in […] REVIEW: LDS Cannery Dehydrated Chopped Onion
    Posted June 7, 2013
  • When preparing for an emergency or disaster, you need to consider how you will provide light within your home when the power goes out. Here are a few options. Emergency lighting options
    Posted February 6, 2012
  • Our new baby chicks arrived this weekend and are making their temporary home in a brooder we have placed in our living room. This batch includes: 4 Buff Orpington’s 4 Black Australorp’s […] New baby chicks have arrived
    Posted March 29, 2015
  • Because we do not currently have a way to keep chickens and raise our own eggs, we keep dehydrated egg powder on hand in our food storage. Powdered whole eggs in a can last up to 10 years (unopened) and require no refrigeration. How to use dehydrated whole eggs
    Posted February 5, 2012
  • If you do not have access to fresh dairy, this would make an acceptable substitute for baking and cooking. How to use powdered butter
    Posted April 20, 2013
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