Yes. A new group today, so up to 11 babies. But there is a plan to get rid of most of them (lol). My wife is planning to use hers for meat at least.
A couple are in cages in the house, most are in cages in the barn. The ones in the house are on the couch with the girls fairly often.
RIP to your lamp cords. That's what turned our indoor bunny into an outdoor bunny. Neat critter, but liability nightmare. OTH, rabbit is a really versatile protein, one of my favorites for soups and stews. Cool that your kids are involved in the farm and 4H. Def looking forward to that part of dadding.
Two sets of triplets born today, but somehow one of them birthed one into the water trough and it died
Katahdin and Dorper. They are meat sheep that are good for a temperate climate. Meat sheep don't have as much of the gamey flavor as the wool sheep meat that is normally bought in a grocery store.
Anybody ever made their own biochar? Thinking about making a few Buckets up of it out of hardwood charcoal and using it to amend my garden soil this year Garden didn't produce for shit last year so I'm thinking I need to try something new
Besides slaughtering birds and defending oneself from xenomorphs, what are intended uses of that cannon?
Anyone ever used diesel on a burn pile? We have two large burn piles. Last year I couldn’t get them to light worth shit due to them having a bunch of moisture down low. My neighbors all told me to use diesel, which I put on an hour ago but am still a little nervous.
Well, that didn’t work worth shit either. May need to get my neighbors tractor and move it around during the summer for it to dry out or soak a hay bail in diesel.
Diesel is safer than gas, I'd just use gas personally, if you are having trouble with it try using a leaf blower.
I would lift it up and place some brush below then, just need to get air moving underneath. Worst case with this you could start the fire below and have it dry it out more, what type of material are we working with here?
Its been storming and windy pretty much all winter and finally had a couple trees go down and play ping pong with each other. Gave me a chance to put the first few runs on a new Stihl 362 I got this past fall. Sometimes I just enjoy the look of cut wood, this is coastal oak that will end up making it to the BBQ pit for some Santa Maria tri tip or bill dozer chicken. Waiting for a break in the weather to get to burning, have 3 more piles outside of the frame.