Processing our own homegrown chickens
January 29, 2023
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This past spring/summer, my son hatched a bunch of chicks in his homemade incubator. He sold most of them, while holding back a given number
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This past spring/summer, my son hatched a bunch of chicks in his homemade incubator. He sold most of them, while holding back a given number
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