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I have Chickens. 7 adults and 20ish juveniles ranging from 1month - 3months

Growing rice would be a fun project!

Any suggestions for edible plants for a small garden pond. I am going to eventually put in a bigger pond later but I have a small 50ish gallon one. I plan on using some of the water for the garden but what can I grow in or around it thats edible?

I have calcium powder for jams and jelly.

I do have some and I honestly prefer to use it in replace of sugar as often as I can.

I have some shipped chicks coming and I want to make an electrolyte for them. I found a few recipes. Some say Molasses or Sugar. Most recipes say regular sugar. Which would be best? 1c warm water 2 tsp of Molasses or sugar 1/8 tsp Salt 1/8 tsp baking soda Optional: 1/8 tsp Potassium chloride

Thats convenient! My house is quite a ways away from the garden.

I'm mostly just looking for a way to hang my tools for the garden and protect from occasional rain. I don't want to walk too far for them lol. I was also thinking of adding on a table type thing for potting or just make it seperate and put it nearby just incase I ever want to move it.

Things are almost about to bloom! I'm so impatient 🤣

I have a few ideas for making a tool shed for my garden tools out of pallets. Any tips for Dos and don'ts? I think I'll make a rock or dirt bottom since I don't want to encourage critters to make homes underneath. Door or leave it open in the front? Maybe a tarp door? Everything will be...

Radish from last year. I can't wait for my radish harvest this year!!

A daily Haul pic from last year

Do you mind sharing your recipe?

I just looked at your original comment and that's not Yarrow.

Can you relocate it? Yarrow is and amazing medicinal plant. I grow it myself and in various colors. Mine is in fenced in my garden away from the chickens. But for a self sufficient point of view Yarrow is important.

I did this and I feel dead 🥵🤣 This will be for flowering things only lol it's not done yet.

I have Green bush beans and Burgundy bush beans. This will be the 3rd year i grow them!

That is one of the varieties we planted this year!!! First time trying it. I also got double red, blue and regular yellow sweet corn.

Also yes I always stick with Heirloom organic.