Looks like lots of Buckeyes here. I have had chickens for seven years in the Xenia area. O. H. I. O.!
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There is someone whose screen name is Nautica's Naughty Nestery on facebook. She posts on the Facebook group Toledo Area Backyard Chickens as well as having the Nestery page.Anybody in Ohio breed silkies? More show quality than pet and not hatchery? Found some out of state but between price of birds and shipping I’m not wanting to pay the huge shipping costs...please let me know if you or anyone you know breeds them!! Same for D’Uccles both porcelain and regular color but I’d show quality..thanks for any help!!
"Organic" (free range/grass range/etc) eggs are sold in stores from $3.50 to $6.00. You should not apologize for $1.50 a dozen. That is a VERY good deal for anyone discovering it. Tack on another $1 to cover cost of labor/feed/vet bills/ etc. You deserve it.Do any of you guys sell eggs and what are you charging? We were charging 1.50 per dozen, 1.25 each for two dozen or more. Originally, people were looking at us like they thought that was expensive. Now, people are beginning to ask us for eggs, and they're looking at us like they think that's cheap. Ohio is notoriously cheap, so what d'ya think?
Hi, there. I'm in Highland Co., OH. An hour from Cincy, Dayton, Columbus and Portsmouth. I'm in the process of acquiring my first flock, so no experience or pictures to share - yet!
Cheers!
If you could, please read my post and let me know what you think. I am just south of you.I am in NW Delaware county, right between Delaware, Marion and Marysville. I am picking up my 6 chicks tomorrow from Ridgeway Hatchery and the kids and I are excited! We are first time chicken owners
"Organic" (free range/grass range/etc) eggs are sold in stores from $3.50 to $6.00. You should not apologize for $1.50 a dozen. That is a VERY good deal for anyone discovering it. Tack on another $1 to cover cost of labor/feed/vet bills/ etc. You deserve it.