DH did shuffle the eggs under her as much as he could. He definitely has to wear heavy gloves to get in there- she is a MEAN broody!
Yesterday we also expanded the goat fence and fixed the spots they were escaping. They're thrilled!
Planted pole and bush beans, and marigolds. Then mulched, and put up a temporary fence to keep the chickens out until they're re-fenced in.
Supposed to rain on and off all day today. Going to run to tractor supply this morning and then have a bbq at my parents' house.
We are hoping to butcher the pigs in the next week or two. The guy we were getting grain from still hasn't been able to clean his silo so his grain is moldy now... Nice. So we were spending $.14/lb, and at the feed store pig grain is $.30/lb. So we would love to not pay that much for very long! I hope I have room for them in the freezer... Might need to eat a bunch to make room!
Oh, our baby turkeys are living with our chicks (except the 2 white orpingtons, who are living separately at the moment). They're so cute and awkward! They get along great! Except those darn Easter eggers, those we are planning on selling as pullets. I didn't realize before I got them how flighty they are. So not our style. They'll sell easily, $15 a bird, someone will want those eggs!
I really hoped it would turn out better. 
