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Ready to Eat

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Perfect packages of protein- the humane way!

Pay-off

Tue, 17 Jun 2008 13:39:35 -0500

2 days worth of eggs from 5 hens.

Making eggs

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Provide a nice quiet getaway for hen privacy.

Happy Hen playground

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The back 40

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Plenty of room for many hens.

egg production

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Laying boxes in A-frame pen.

tractor + yard

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Moveable fence panels can move with the tractor and afford chickens more room to forage. This pen is covered with bird netting to keep the hens in and flying predators out.

chickens afield

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A field day for happy hens.

A Chicken tractor

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A chicken tractor has no floor, is moveable, and contains the chickens where you want them. They till the earth, eat the bugs and fertilize each area they're moved to. Protects them from predators and protects your gardens from being tilled unintentionally!

Spiral Planted for the Deli Cooks

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Herbs in back of the health food store, Brighter Day. Serves the deli with seasonal herbs.

Spiral built

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Building a spiral

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Herbs almost anywhere

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Got a corner near the kitchen? Grow herbs!!!

Garden at Tybee

Tue, 17 Jun 2008 12:03:14 -0500

Even Tybee yards of sand can grow a garden like this!

Garden Module

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4x8 garden with 1.5 cubic yards of compost. Total cost of materials & labor: $300

Irrigation

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Plants need water!

sunflower

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Harvesting

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About 8 weeks old. Harvesting beans, cukes, cherry tomatoes & squash

Starting to grow

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About 3 weeks old.

Make your bed!

Tue, 17 Jun 2008 11:37:31 -0500

12 yards of composted produce waste from Wholefoods, bark chips and a 4-2-3 chicken waste fertilizer. Salvaged planks from old floating dock, 4x4's salvaged from house-restoration project. Total cost including labor $750.