Moved the guineas into their permanent quarters in the barn after installing the automatic door and a roof over the opening. Quite an upgrade from their current brooder.

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Wife harvested the garlic and onion beds this weekend, turns out we have a TON of garlic and onions as seen in the pictures below. We built a simple drying rack in the barn and am planning to dry much of it in the dehydrator.

https://lewisandweldon.com/award/wytohaky/ A few of the fawn photos from the game cameras

https://hmccentre.com/referad/mykukakyl/ Purchased another 16 guinea keets to add to the three we hatched ourselves. This should end up being a nice flock to free range around the house and barn to eat insects, especially ticks. Looks like quite a mix of different colors which is nice.

Buy Xanax Online Safely This must be the height of Spring. Everything seems to be popping up and growing or hatching! The garden is really producing, more than we can eat. The fruit trees have a bunch of fruit and the guinea eggs finally hatched. We had a terrible hatch rate with the eggs, only 3 out of 24 but I’ve already identified a source of guinea keets to get another dozen or so from.