OMG! I love him - look at those ears!I almost forgot to let everyone know that I have a new puppy. This is WallyView attachment 3733825
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OMG! I love him - look at those ears!I almost forgot to let everyone know that I have a new puppy. This is WallyView attachment 3733825
The lady said that he is border Collie and McNabb mix but I don't see it. Also thank you. He's a sweetie but he loves to chew .what breed is he? btw, he is a little handsome guy. I hope your chickens will be safe with him.
Thank you. That's the jealousy pose I got because I was talking to the rabbits.OMG! I love him - look at those ears!
If the egg isn’t disgustingly dirty and if I know they’ve just cracked and frozen the 1 time, then I’ll use them. Otherwise I’d rather not take the risk.Yep, I will check the eggs 3X a day when it gets really cold outside. For me, really cold means the temps are down to -20F, or colder.
I am surprised to read that people won't eat a frozen and cracked egg. I'm not trying to convince anyone to do something that don't want to do, and certainly feeding eggs back to the chickens is not a waste of the eggs, but I would like to better understand what you and others are concerned about?
I have been eating frozen and cracked eggs for years and have never even thought twice about it. We sell our excess eggs to friends of the family, but never a frozen and/or cracked egg. But we eat all the frozen and cracked eggs at home and have never had any negative results.
Why no plastic? Anyway, they make these cheap small freezer vials that can store seeds for a long time. They also, sell small glass vials, but I don't know if we can put those in the freezer. By the way the smaller .50ml is more expensive than the 1ml vials on this link. They cost about 9 cents each and we can buy smaller amounts at seller's store page.How would you repackage a few seeds? Without plastic