Maybe the chicken feed over there has the proper nutrition for ducks too.
Here is what a big duck hatchery recommends.
https://www.metzerfarms.com/nutritional-requirements.html
Also if they are Free ranged they might be able to get the nutrition they need.
This is concerning. Would she go to a Dr for a check up? This sounds like the beginning of dementia.
I'm sure we have all forgot where we parked. I know I had to drive several people around at work (a college) who were looking for their car. But they had sodium lights that made cars look like...
Wow what a day.
Did someone take the car? Or is the car park so big it was mussed. I sure would have felt sick.
That damage and geese drama is terrible. Hope it can be stopped.
Yes there's a farm stand a mile and a half away that right now is selling plants they bought started and grew out. They have local honey and later produce. They have some they grow like sweet corn but they bring up watermelon and fruit from other states. They say locally grown..
but when I...
There's a farmers market 3 towns over that I used to go to before covid. They have a lot of traditional veggies, fruit, and meat. Also knife sharpener guy, leather works, Craft and kitchen cottage stuff. It was shut down for a year or 2 because of covid, even though it's outside. The vendor I...
The one they had in the closest town was advertised as a "French Market". only a few veggies and eggs. ... mostly what they call "cottage" goods made in home kitchen.
Right now there's only frozen peaches. When they ripen in southern USA they are shipping up fresh.... they are hard and rot before they ripen most of the time 😢
Does a box turtle count as tax?
Only 2nd time I have seen a live one around here.
She was trying to get out of the poultry yard and later she was trying to get back in. I put her over the fence both times.
I guess I should wear a tin hat because my first reaction when I read this was "what could go wrong"
Sounds good on paper but like cane toads introduced to Australia to control beetles eating crops, so much can go wrong