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Ive done that already though. I think if I get em out of the bins an into a MONSTER compost pile all will work out.
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Ok then, the question is why they weren't thriving in the bins. Hmmm...curious. All of ours have gone bananas in the bins. Even a little tiny test bin I did with a shoebox did great. I even ignored that one on accident and it still thrived. So you have a curious problem there. But yeah, the compost pile will be heavenly for them 
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I'm so glad we are finally getting some summer weather!
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Oh man, so true, so true. I figure we'll get about a month or so of summer and that's it at this rate LOL
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Hey, good to meet another Washingtonian Every time we go to Forks we have to stop at that Mexican restaurant on the side street - wow!
Chickens have been a big learning curve for me, can't imagine getting into goat ownership - yet. Do you smoke your meat to preserve it?
Hoping these clouds are going to burn off. Maybe we'll have two consecutive sunny days
Every time we go to Forks we have to stop at that Mexican restaurant on the side street - wow! Chickens have been a big learning curve for me, can't imagine getting into goat ownership - yet. Do you smoke your meat to preserve it?
Hoping these clouds are going to burn off. Maybe we'll have two consecutive sunny days
