It's been really nice here lately. You really can't beat 60s and 70s in February. Of course I fully expect winter to return, but for now we are enjoying being outdoors. Today's agenda: garden, chickens, goats.
Paul tilled up all of our garden beds so I can start planting. Peas, radishes and greens will go in tomorrow- assuming the little lady of the house allows me to do so.
Rylan raked them all smooth, ready for the chicken manure to be added.
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Next order of business was mucking out the chicken house and spreading grass seed in the goats yard.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh2u0gOLbQWT55xbrKuIruZn4Zl61Tgm9Knv0Sv_j_KlepeZQCLwLKPapSVg6SKgZxFHn3wW6qVJFC0B7CfBxUWKjdOMKsajwa_Xc8Ae924cH3Dsi_YI8rzX31Q96_nDre-u0EtQj3Mr2uP/s320/IMG_6140.JPG)
Next order of business was mucking out the chicken house and spreading grass seed in the goats yard.
If we can keep the chickens- aka grass destroying machines- out of their yard they will have much more options on what to eat.
Useless? I bet Annika didn't think so!
ReplyDeleteHoly moly for cuteness! Looks like you're getting plenty done!!
ReplyDeleteWe are also turning to thoughts of gardens. :) Yours is looking good.
ReplyDeleteThose eyes of hers are amazing.