Poultry Talk Ontario (pto.ca)

Mark well when you set the hen, I use felt pen. Check every day and those that don't belong are removed to your egg basket.

Some times I think I must be a nose, everybody picks on me. Bring him on down KB. Getting hay in the barn this morning. Wonderful crop, lost of moisture early, then some heat to grow it, and great weather to put it up. Timothy alfalfa mix. Alfalfa was just starting to bloom, so not too course. $4 a ...

SO if anyone wants a rather battered, apparently infertile rooster who has become too aggressive with the ladies let me know. Chunky has stopped dancing much, the girls don't like him and he ain't much of a protector preferring to lose his through the fence sparring matches to Frank. Was fertile ba...

Ants. Get some borax in the laundry section at the store. Put it down the cracks liberally. Gets rid of the ants, in not noxious to most things, is cheap, lasts almost for ever. That works for me anyway. And KB, what do you think would interest me in that rooster? Just cause I am old and skinny and ...

Didn’t really know where to put this but it reminded me of many of you on here. 7A00C0AE-934B-46B9-8E33-2347588BFC24.jpeg I worked away from home a lot of my life, out of a suitcase. When I didn't have to any more, I moved here so I would have an excuse to stay home. And I threw away cellphone too....

Thanks. Going to buy a gallon and see if it will seal the leaky roof that the tar doesn't. Roofing tar does fine for a month or so, then cracks and shrinks. Will try it anyway.

Need someone with experience with guinea hens. Do they go feral? Was driving yesterday mid day and on the side of the road, a km or so from any residence, four guineas on the shoulder. I know nothing or a little less about guineas. Someone that does could maybe start a thread, I would kind of like t...

Garlic scapes. There's my next one for them. Get too many all at once, even tho they are great to eat.

And Happy, I didn't come off the street, I came out of the garden. Dill doesn't grow very well on the street.

Dill.jpg They call it dill weed. Not sure if its because of its texture, or that it sprouts up everywhere once you have grown it for a year. You never have to buy seeds again. I like the stuff. Easy to hoe out if necessary. Grows in good year or a bad. Tastes good. You do some fried wild mushrooms ...

We elected a loudmouth schnook. Well this is a poultry forum. So the foghorn leghorn cartoons reference.