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For as long as I can remember Farmers used good clean bedding straw. You can buy it direct from farmers in your area if you ask around, for better prices.

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I just placed an order & will let you know. The products are legit & they ship from where they are made Singapore. Who else makes our meds? https://www.petcaresupplies.com/aboutus-page.aspx PS: We did not need a vets permission to buy our meds.

Check this out. https://reviews.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientreview-825-emu-oil

One thing I learned after the gels & comfrey poultices etc etc. I can't stand, I can't sit, I can't dance :old however I found something that tames the inflammation & pain Emu Oil. Dang it helps me get to sleep & tames the pain. First I can see a PA is another week. Try the Emu oil I am...

My lower back got strained picking peppers from one of those folding stools. Feels like a 16 penny nail stuck in just to the right of my top of my butt crack & goes down the right side of my leg. Tried heat/cold & the thing that helps most is, Arnicare Gel. Nothing else comes close to...

We started with 6 hens & from the first week we called Roo Big Girl because she was so much bigger than the others. We really love Roo he is friendly & does a great job of taking care of the girls. He getting more impressive everyday. :celebrate We lost Doc a super friendly hen. Now Roo...

Roo a young Speckled Sussex.

Just make it so you can fold the cover back when the weather is clear & sunny then fold it back at night. Sounds like a lot of trouble but it's not really, it's just a way to protect your plants longer.

You know the white frost covers. Just put up some 2x2 stakes 4' long & we used shade cloth black 30% & tied that off to the 2x2s first. Then we stretched the white row covers over that. It will withstand more wind & overnight snow. Make sure to leave easy entry to harvest your greens...

The trick is to cut a V trough & fill with sterile soil, then seed direct when the night time temps go down to the 60s & 70s. When your seeds sprout you know what they look like & you get a jump on the weeds. We have harvested these types greens with snow on them in Dec, they were sweet as...

We have been growing these type cold weather plants from the mustard family for many years. https://www.rareseeds.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=TATSOI+GREENS

Just like the Cucumber that ripened, that you missed that kills the vine. A plant is programmed to reproduce. As for beans & cukes the beatles can introduce disease without using a Biofungicide to keep them healthy.

I'm not a big green bean eater, however this Jade variety is great in 3 bean salad & you can save the seed.

We have had 7 Goldens each has made a great farm dog & family protector. This is Bella & she lives for the snow.

Have you tried a pecking deterrent? https://www.amazon.com/Versele-Laga-No-Pick-100ml/dp/B007MAJAW0/ref=sr_1_17?crid=CCJN3JJML3LC&keywords=chicken+anti+pecking+spray&qid=1693841997&sprefix=chicken+antipecking%2Caps%2C617&sr=8-17

We bought one of these back in 2000 it's still working great...

Indeed a very interesting Chemical. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4002599/

Well I stand corrected. Looks as if your right. I have switched to Spinosad for worms & borers + it controls Flea beetle & Japanese beetles & bean beetles as well. I will have to try this with Spinosad if I find borers. By the time we have problem's everyone & the neighbors are sick of...

Don't understand. Why would you inject a Bacteriological wormicide meant to be eaten by the pest, into a living plant? I have only used an IV injection in a living plant with Gibberellic acid as a Horticulture School experiment & you would not want to eat the plant or fruit.