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Not me. I hate vegetable gardens. lol They are so much work and they are so ugly. Haha I wanted to plant some fruit trees but decided there was no point in inviting the raccoons into the yard/poultry pens. I am doing some flower beds though. And more breeding pens. So that has to count...

No native wildflowers if that was the question. :)

See. Lol 😂

I should never go into the garden center unattended. I came home with a bunch of plants. but my front porch is super cute now.

The best! I forgot I am doing Walmart first though. *sigh*

Five more minutes and I can go home and nap!!!

I love my big English Orpingtons. lol I don't have Buffs.

I had a busy weekend at a Poultry Trades Day in Ellis County this weekend. I'm still exhausted, but it was fun. I sold out which was great. Now I need more chicks. lol 😂

You do! You have the lice! Lol

This monster energy is giving me no energy. I want a nap.

The best cologne.

To the cliff with you...

No one say AppleB or you get the cliff

Well they need a ship name then...

Do they really like it? I keep going back and forth on getting it for my ducks and geese. No one local has it so I'd have to order online. I imagine it's going to be very expensive. Like literally everything. lol

Yes. New Zealand x Californian.

What breed are you looking at? Most dwarf breeds can use a corner pan just fine, provided it is the correct size. Corners of the cushions?

Have fun rabbit proofing everything! lol They aren't as destructive as chinchillas, but they chew a lot of stuff.

You can still show pets in the breeding class provided they are pure and are a good representation of their breed. Depends. The breeding rabbits aren't sold. Anything shown in a meat class definitely goes to auction if they place. Rabbits and broiler chickens it's the top fifteen pens. Or...

That all depends on what you enter. And entry fees depend on what sort of show. 4-H can be fun. There's way more to do than just show animals. We had a small county so animals allowed to be shown were limited to broiler chickens, meat rabbits, breeder rabbits, pigs, goats, sheep, and beef...