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Morning Meadows Farm: June 2009
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Monday, June 29, 2009. Has it been THAT long! Has it really been over 2 months since the last post. Wow, how time goes by. So let's start to catch up:. Bright Lights Swiss Chard. Improved Detroit Dark Red Beets. The hens have been very productive these days. We've added a couple of Araucanas to the flock. This variety of chicken is known for it's unusual colored eggs. Blue and Green! Duke and Clementine waiting for a treat. Clementine, ready for her closeup Mr. Demille. Posted by Daniel W. Taylor. Mornin...
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Morning Meadows Farm: For the birds...
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Wednesday, February 3, 2010. Royal Palm Turkeys 'standoff'. It seems like everywhere you look around Morning Meadows Farm you see birds! Between the turkeys, chickens, and guineas in the outdoor pens, the crowd that gathers around the feeders and suet blocks in the back yard, the chicks in the brooder (in the bathroom), and 2 cockatiels in the dining room, there is always something avian happening. And this could just be the beginning. The Society for the Preservation of Poultry Antiquities. Morning Mead...
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Morning Meadows Farm: February 2010
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Saturday, February 13, 2010. First sign of spring. We have a few new additions to the flock! We also have a black copper marans chick running around. We're sure he is probably a rooster as he's a lot more aggressive and active than his brooder mate. He appears to be in good health and is running around, eating, and peeping like crazy! Posted by Daniel W. Taylor. Saturday, February 6, 2010. The Point of Snow Return. Photo by Dan Taylor. Photo by Carrie Taylor. Photo by Carrie Taylor. Fter the shoveling wa...
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Morning Meadows Farm: Spring? You Bet!
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Saturday, April 3, 2010. Guinea House Update- The gang of guineas have adapted well to their new home. They like the honeysuckle branch and often play king-0f-the-hill (branch? On it Hopefully, they will be producing eggs soon. The incubator awaits. After a week or so to get used to this enclosure, they will be allowed to roam free throughout the day and return here at night as protection from things that like to eat guineas. 12 hours of daylight and are better suited to southern regions as a winter crop.
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Morning Meadows Farm: The Point of Snow Return
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Saturday, February 6, 2010. The Point of Snow Return. Photo by Dan Taylor. Photo by Carrie Taylor. Here were plenty of cardinals around our feeder since most of their other food sources were covered by snow. The showy red of the male makes it a favorite subject to photograph but the subtle shades and variations of the female are also visually interesting and make for a great photo against the backdrop of the fresh snow. Photo by Carrie Taylor. Photo by Dan Taylor. 16 oz Black Beans dried. Morning Meadows...
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Morning Meadows Farm: November 2008
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Thursday, November 13, 2008. Moonshine photo by Carrie Taylor 2008. As one mass is a very entertaining way to start the day. Posted by Daniel W. Taylor. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to Morning Meadows Farm. Morning Meadows Farm is located in New Lebanon, Ohio . We produce free range eggs and poultry as well as fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs (in season) please contact us for our current availability. Our email is morningmeadowsfarm@gmail.com. Chicken Song by Rodney Carrington.
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Morning Meadows Farm: New gardens, new pens, and bitey chickens.
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Monday, March 15, 2010. New gardens, new pens, and bitey chickens. An update on the outlaw chickens shows that they are growing quickly! As it turns out, we have 2 roosters and 1 hen, which is what we expected. One of the roos is starting to get his 'big boy voice'. Whenever our Golden Campine rooster, Carmine, crows in the morning, he tries to answer. He really does try, but the best he can manage is something that sounds more like a door creaking! Posted by Daniel W. Taylor. Click to join CHICKENS-101.
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Morning Meadows Farm: December 2008
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Tuesday, December 2, 2008. Woodpecker photo by Carrie Taylor 2008. Posted by Daniel W. Taylor. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to Morning Meadows Farm. Morning Meadows Farm is located in New Lebanon, Ohio . We produce free range eggs and poultry as well as fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs (in season) please contact us for our current availability. Our email is morningmeadowsfarm@gmail.com. Chicken Song by Rodney Carrington. Click to join CHICKENS-101. Ohio National Poultry show.
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Morning Meadows Farm: January 2009
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Monday, January 26, 2009. But what I pulled out was amazing! It was the largest chicken egg I have ever seen! It is fully 3 times the size of a normal egg! It looks like a goose egg. Poor girl! The photo above shows for comparison, a medium egg from our Golden Campine and a jumbo egg from our Rhode Island Red. That's not a dime on top, it's a quarter! Posted by Daniel W. Taylor. Tuesday, January 13, 2009. Dan's hat full of eggs. Well, the ladies are starting to increase their output! The gardens are in t...
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Morning Meadows Farm: March 2009
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Sunday, March 22, 2009. Paparazzi photo of the 10 new players celebrating the trade. Posted by Daniel W. Taylor. Monday, March 16, 2009. Photo by Carrie Taylor. Just when it seemed like it would never arrive, it's finally the Ides of March! The temperature was a warm 60 degrees and mostly sunny. The soil was warming and loose. With a bit of rain expected in the next few days, these bulbs should be active by next week! Posted by Daniel W. Taylor. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to Morning Meadows Farm.