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 Topic: Bottling space in Surrey |
giveitago
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 Forum: Recipes, Preserving, Homebrewing Posted: Fri Aug 10, 18 8:59 am Subject: Bottling space in Surrey |
I’ve been so lucky, I now work for a Cider Company.
If you need your liquids bottled, get in touch.
[email protected] |
| Topic: Poorly chicken, pls help. |
giveitago
Replies: 13
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Forum: Poultry Posted: Mon Mar 25, 13 12:01 pm Subject: Poorly chicken, pls help. |
Yes, other three fine.
I didnt think about autopsy.
Hopefully wont need to know as there wont be a next time.
Gees, it's cold but the girls are happily scratching around outside.
Many ... |
| Topic: Poorly chicken, pls help. |
giveitago
Replies: 13
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Forum: Poultry Posted: Mon Mar 25, 13 10:26 am Subject: Poorly chicken, pls help. |
Chicken dispatched yst morning.
She struggled to wander over to me in the morning and was using her wings to balance herself while walking, she took a few steps and fell flat on her face...that was ... |
| Topic: Poorly chicken, pls help. |
giveitago
Replies: 13
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Forum: Poultry Posted: Sat Mar 23, 13 10:15 am Subject: Poorly chicken, pls help. |
| Still the same today, ive put her back in the coop and we'll see. |
| Topic: Poorly chicken, pls help. |
giveitago
Replies: 13
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Forum: Poultry Posted: Fri Mar 22, 13 1:40 pm Subject: Poorly chicken, pls help. |
Well, crop now a little softer. She's not eating much today but she is drinking a little. Pink bits look a bit redder. Still has dirty bottom but poss seem better formed.
Still in the hutch and fr ... |
| Topic: Poorly chicken, pls help. |
giveitago
Replies: 13
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Forum: Poultry Posted: Fri Mar 22, 13 10:01 am Subject: Poorly chicken, pls help. |
Just checked her again and it seems her crop may be a bit full. Will dose with oil and see if that helps.
Yes, i suprised she's still alive tbh, i had considered the big bird house in the sky this ... |
| Topic: wood burner recommendations. |
giveitago
Replies: 38
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Forum: Energy Efficiency and Construction/Major Projects Posted: Fri Mar 22, 13 8:36 am Subject: wood burner recommendations. |
| Tbh, the woods not that great. We're still trying to build a dry spot for it. |
| Topic: Poorly chicken, pls help. |
giveitago
Replies: 13
Views: 12698
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Forum: Poultry Posted: Fri Mar 22, 13 8:28 am Subject: Poorly chicken, pls help. |
2 year old, buff called Ginger.
Ging looked tucked up on Tuesday, it's cold here and i assumed she was chilly. However, she slowly going downhill and had a dirty bum so yesterday i brought her up ... |
| Topic: wood burner recommendations. |
giveitago
Replies: 38
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Forum: Energy Efficiency and Construction/Major Projects Posted: Thu Feb 21, 13 11:15 am Subject: wood burner recommendations. |
Well, we've had the burner two winters now.
Fair to say it's not fantasic.
It burns ok if you keep the ash door open and the vents on full. If its a very calm day it has trouble dragging the s ... |
| Topic: Chooks rubbing feathers off on tree roots? |
giveitago
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Forum: Poultry Posted: Wed Jun 13, 12 7:04 pm Subject: Chooks rubbing feathers off on tree roots? |
| All four of my girls have feathers missing either side of their breast bones. The skin looks pink and healthy on three of them but one girl looks a bit sore. They all have full feathers on their botto ... |
| Topic: Researching- dog sitting in clients home |
giveitago
Replies: 35
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Forum: Livestock and Pets Posted: Thu May 10, 12 1:02 pm Subject: Researching- dog sitting in clients home |
Pel, lots of things to add.
I have a house sitter while Im on holiday. I know her through horses and she takes the two weeks as her break too. She looks after 3 horses, 3 dogs, chickens and then a ... |
| Topic: Small Bale Hay |
giveitago
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Forum: Trading Post Posted: Wed Feb 01, 12 9:23 pm Subject: Small Bale Hay |
Porky,
You might want to advertise on stabletalk.co.uk or preloved |
| Topic: Recommendations for fruit tree suppliers. |
giveitago
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Forum: Trading Post Posted: Wed Feb 01, 12 9:21 pm Subject: Recommendations for fruit tree suppliers. |
The trees were excellent, super large and all pruned ready. Fingers x they all take well.
Blackmoor have a sale on right now, 1st feb, most of the trees are �15 or so. They do a great orchard start ... |
| Topic: Recommendations for fruit tree suppliers. |
giveitago
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Forum: Trading Post Posted: Wed Jan 11, 12 12:59 pm Subject: Recommendations for fruit tree suppliers. |
Many thanks,
Ive placed an order with blackmoor for a couple of p,ums and a peach tree which caught my eye.
Also some hedging which was a bonus to find |
| Topic: Recommendations for fruit tree suppliers. |
giveitago
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Forum: Trading Post Posted: Sun Jan 08, 12 6:29 pm Subject: Recommendations for fruit tree suppliers. |
In the title really.
Rather than trying any ol place, does anyone have any good and bad experince of tree suppliers, especially plums and apples? |
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