When we went out yesterday to the barn we saw this poor little guy stuck in the feeder! after taking these pictures we lifted the lid and he happily flew away!
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How much do we produce from our own land?
This is going to be a way to tally how much food we produce from our Garden and animals that will feed us and others, This tally is inspired from Path to Freedom, it will be good to know how much we produce on our own land!
Total produced;
72 lbs
Eggs;
Chicken= 104
Turkey= 33
Meat = 53 lbs 10 oz.
Total produced;
72 lbs
Eggs;
Chicken= 104
Turkey= 33
Meat = 53 lbs 10 oz.
2 comments:
What a cutie! I bet he was glad to get out.
poor little bird. One thing is for certain, he wouldn't go hungry!
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