http://www.smallestsmallholding.com/poorly-hens/ A young would-be smallholder trying to live the good life in her own backyard smallholding Fri, 21 Nov 2008 01:07:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 http://www.smallestsmallholding.com/poorly-hens/#comment-84 Soilman Thu, 03 Jan 2008 18:29:49 +0000 http://www.smallestsmallholding.com/poorly-hens/#comment-84 Don't worry about the garlic, Lucy: it can go in right up until the end of February or even early March. No hurry. Very sorry to hear your hens have been sick. Don’t worry about the garlic, Lucy: it can go in right up until the end of February or even early March. No hurry.
Very sorry to hear your hens have been sick.

]]> http://www.smallestsmallholding.com/poorly-hens/#comment-81 Rebecca (smallholding in Ireland) Tue, 01 Jan 2008 19:55:41 +0000 http://www.smallestsmallholding.com/poorly-hens/#comment-81 Hi, great to have found your site. I'm like you with the veggies ... garlic in late, onions not even crossed my mind yet! Hope the chucks perk up for you soon. Hi, great to have found your site. I’m like you with the veggies … garlic in late, onions not even crossed my mind yet! Hope the chucks perk up for you soon.

]]> http://www.smallestsmallholding.com/poorly-hens/#comment-62 farmingfriends Wed, 12 Dec 2007 20:29:24 +0000 http://www.smallestsmallholding.com/poorly-hens/#comment-62 I am sorry to hear that Yoko and Cyn haven't been well but glad they are on the mend. It's amazing how attached we become to these wonderful feathered creatures that bring hours of pleasure in their birdy way! Sara from farmingfriends I am sorry to hear that Yoko and Cyn haven’t been well but glad they are on the mend. It’s amazing how attached we become to these wonderful feathered creatures that bring hours of pleasure in their birdy way!
Sara from farmingfriends

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