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I also think it varries for different people Bee. I know my body reacts differently than other's as far as nutrition goes. My daughter and I the only one in my whole immediate family that can't handle gluten for example. Everyone else is peachy. Frustrating b/c I adore bread. :P A lot of my...

:lol: I was soo hoping you guys wouldn't count my questions!! LOL!!! I needed that laugh! LOL

:lol: aint that the truth!? Sam had a lopsided cone head for a good 12 hours. QA, she is adorable!!!!!!!

"herbivores put on weight like cows, allow themselves to be herded and act like good sheeples." eta the source: http://www.westonaprice.org/blogs/kdaniel/

I've got a call in for my neighbor "Mr. Ben" as we speak. (He does the killing part for me...YUP I'm a huge wimp. I'll give them back to him fully dressed the next day. They are on the smaller side and he lives alone.) Thanks everyone for holding my hand!!! :hugs

I love permacultured gardens and I'm striving for low maintainance gardens. I have a hugel beet, and many no till lasagna style raised beds already. I think I can use my pools as forms for more lasagna style beds and then remove them when the roots take hold the soil packs down a bit and the...

Will do free. :D What do I do if two won't get up anymore? Should I process them now? (I've been hand watering and feeding them all day now.)

I went ahead and did it, and I'm glad I did. Now I have a small thyme garden, a big raspberry patch and a medium strawberry patch. I think I'm going to eventually replace the plastic with stone pavers as the budget allows. I used a jig saw to take the bottoms off and lined the ground with...

Mmmkay, I have 3 broken plastic swimming pools that won't hold water. Normally I chop them up and recycle them...a real pain in the patoosie. I have to get my strawberry starts in the ground asap so I was going to build another raised bed for them. Light went off in my head, cut the bottoms...

Happy Tuesday to you as well. :) I don't post much but I'm reading as much as I can. Thank you so much for the belly laughs! Hey this Sat. Josh/John/Jeff is coming over to help me with my creepy meaties. Thank you again for helping me with this. I'm making a big mac and cheese bake served...

Oh, thank you! They are already looking heavier. I have two more that can't walk so I put them in a box with hay and fresh water and food. They seem content...hope they make it till Sat. I'm thinking about adding a few non laying unfriendly gals to the mix too. I have a light colored...

Thanks for asking, he is fine now. :) Never saw anything in his poop....I'm sure it passed by now though. :P

We also have weazels and minks too...and I'm not talking about my ex husband. :P

Thanks Bee, FJ and everyone else. :) Ok, I made a huge mistake, they are only 8 weeks old. :P We aren't processing them until NEXT Sat. I don't know what is happening to my brain these days.... The lethargic one was killed by a racoon last night. We were out and didn't get them put up...

I think you are right FarmFresh, I think they aren't as small as I originally thought. I just went out there and picked up one of the biggest ones. I'm actually surprised and pleased that he looks like the size of a store bought chicken, so I think we are good. I need to weigh them...I do...

Here is what I feed them: http://www.scratchandpeck.com/sfbroiler

They are cornish crosses. And I fed them 12 hours on and then took away the food for 12 hours. They are on an organic "broiler grower". I need to check the label. The lethargic ones aren't even the biggest...but yes I think I'll do them first thing in the morning. I'm guessing they might...

Here is some info: http://www.horsechannel.com/horse-experts/horse-vet-advice/cushings-disease-diet.aspx That pony seems fat and healthy save for the long hair.

He is super cute too and has a nice round behind. :) We had a shetland that was a real wooly bugger and shed out late. We've had pretty cool temps up here this summer. AL, do you have to feed cushing horses a special feed? I seem to remember that it has to be different...could be wrong.

It is a metabolic* disorder I think. I also think it can be managed. I hate to see "free" old horses up here. :( (By the way, if you are interested in an old horse I've got one. He is a morgan about 15 hands high...a baby sitter. I got him for my daughter after her brain injury. She has...