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Hey friend, August is one of those months when the garden can steal all your attention. Youâre picking, preserving, watering, weeding and already thinking about what needs to happen before fall. Meanwhile, the chickens are still out there expecting room service. So todayâs reads are three simple chicken projects worth keeping handy. Nothing complicated. Just practical ways to keep the flock comfortable, make better use of your feed, and do a little more yourself. Thatâs it for today. Do one quick flock check, refill the water and then get back to dealing with those zucchini. Until next time! Sarita |
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