Ladybird Farm

01/28/2023

12/11/2022

My love of chickens all started here 🙂 https://fb.watch/hlPuJOUExx/?mibextid=qC1gEa

08/31/2022

Lovely sky.

07/10/2022

Not long now - https://www.facebook.com/reel/859216065035035?fs=e&s=cl

07/10/2022

Tomato season :)

06/14/2022

Had to try very good

05/25/2022

Two new to us hens :)

05/23/2022

Just had a client recommend this podcast about the need to sit through hard emotions without avoiding them. - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/emotional-mastery-with-dr-joan-rosenberg/id941317634?i=1000562480971

05/21/2022

Day lilies are starting to bloom.

04/06/2022

Always love a walk along the river:)

02/24/2022

Lovely Lenten rose

01/28/2022

Covering outdoor runs to protect from bird flu here is more info http://www.ncagr.gov/avianflu/

01/22/2022

NCDA&CS Veterinary Division strongly recommends to keep all poultry indoors, including organic/free-range flocks, for at least 30 days from today. Allowing these flocks to have access to outdoors during this time would put them at increased risk of contracting High Path Avian Influenza. NCDA&CS will continue to monitor this disease threat and this recommended time period may be extended.

Yesterday, we received two reports of more hunter-harvested wild waterfowl of mixed species (American Widgeon, Mallard, Gadwall, Northern Pintail and Northern Shoveler) with preliminary results detecting H5 Eurasian High Path Avian Influenza in several birds. All of these birds were sampled on Jan. 8, 2022. These results identified 3 more positive waterfowl that originated in the same location in Hyde county as our original isolation and 34 more positive waterfowl originating from a single location in Pamlico county.

More info here: https://bit.ly/3tNy7AP

01/16/2022

Cold weather challenges

01/04/2022

BlackBerry the rooster

12/04/2021

He finally learnt to crow

11/01/2021

Dust baths

09/23/2021

MYSTERY FLOWER GARDEN VOLUNTEER SQUASH

08/19/2021

Herbicides are losing the war — and agriculture might never be the same again.

07/21/2021

https://www.bbc.co.uk/food/articles/eggs

We look into whether buying large and very large eggs has a negative impact on the chickens, and the farmers.