Puck-Puck
Power Conserver
Hello!
I'm not sure if this is the best place to introduce myself; apologies if it isn't. Backyard Chickens has suggested that those of us interested in a section on organic chicken raising should show up at Sufficient Self, so here I am! (I'm not really sure of the logic there, unless it is to encourage Sufficient Self members interested in chickens to join at BYC and swell the ranks of organic chicken enthusiasts?) Don't get me wrong, this is an interesting site, and I will endeavour to share what little knowledge I have, if it can help anyone.
Although I'm working toward self-sufficiency in my backyard in Zone 3a (I can hear you laughing already!), my main focus of research right now is raising chickens, of which I have 13 dual purpose hens...planning to raise some more for meat, starting next year. Then maybe rabbits...then maybe I'll cash in my nest egg and get a bigger chunk of land. That's the dream. The reality is I'm still learning to make best use of what I've got. Although it would be nice to wake up one morning with a completely organic and sustainable set-up, it will take many steps to get there.
Puck-Puck
edited to add user name to title per Journal section rules
I'm not sure if this is the best place to introduce myself; apologies if it isn't. Backyard Chickens has suggested that those of us interested in a section on organic chicken raising should show up at Sufficient Self, so here I am! (I'm not really sure of the logic there, unless it is to encourage Sufficient Self members interested in chickens to join at BYC and swell the ranks of organic chicken enthusiasts?) Don't get me wrong, this is an interesting site, and I will endeavour to share what little knowledge I have, if it can help anyone.
Although I'm working toward self-sufficiency in my backyard in Zone 3a (I can hear you laughing already!), my main focus of research right now is raising chickens, of which I have 13 dual purpose hens...planning to raise some more for meat, starting next year. Then maybe rabbits...then maybe I'll cash in my nest egg and get a bigger chunk of land. That's the dream. The reality is I'm still learning to make best use of what I've got. Although it would be nice to wake up one morning with a completely organic and sustainable set-up, it will take many steps to get there.
Puck-Puck
edited to add user name to title per Journal section rules