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Category Archives: Chickens
Monday Update
Not too much actually got DONE this weekend. I was hobbling around like an old man with my back hurting. It’s a little better this morning, of course, as I head back to work. The boys and I planted one … Continue reading
Free Range Suburban Chickens
Chickens are one of the best parts of our little suburban garden, barnyard-ish, whatever you want to call it, set up. We currently have 5, I’d like to get 5 more, this would max us out for our city regulations. … Continue reading
Harvest for July
I’m jumping the gun by a day because… I didn’t get anything out of the garden this morning. I’m going to estimate the eggs for the day, which won’t effect things too much. July production in general has fallen off … Continue reading
Home!
We took a break from the heat for a couple of days and joined another family and my father-in-law up in Payson, AZ for a small town Fourth of July celebration and a spectacular fireworks show. One of the amazing … Continue reading
Harvest for June 2013
This is the first month that I have been tracking my harvest, but I was encouraged! Particularly during a month of BRUTAL temps. Here it goes: eggs – 124 yellow squash – 12.75 lbs zucchini – 11.25 lbs tomatoes – … Continue reading
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