That is good. I think as long as the chickens have grits it should be hard to over feed them mealworms. The biggest concern might be with a mass amount of hard shells being digested but you can always

Yes it can be interesting. I do a good amount of mealworms but I also sell about as many orders of beetles to people starting their own mealworms. It is a little different doing super worms, roaches, isopods

We do sell a few here and there local but my area was over run with rabbits for the last 10 years you could buy them anywhere for cheaper then you could raise them but no with everything going on good

Looking good. We have had tomatoes, okra, butternut squash and cantaloupes taking off like crazy last few weeks.

Looks good. We always try and get stuff in early but every few years that one cold night in May will get us. Best of luck. I just took 50 cuttings off my navel orange tree today to root and plant around

Very nice, it is always good to raise your own food. We do lots of different livestock but I have been interested in starting turkeys also.

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Worms are good just working away as always. I am looking at ordering a proto bin off your site once I get a few other things taken care of first. Really like your barrel builds that you did for BSFL but

Yeah I was going to start posting actually post again instead of just the actifit post but I am just so busy I always come up short on time. Thanks for the heads up though.

yeah what's up?

I go threw a pair of boots around every 4 months. It doesn't matter if they are keen, merrell, uggs, etc. If I go cheap cheap though they will only last a couple of weeks though so I still buy quality

That is a lot of goats. Congrats on all the hard work ahead. We had all of our babies almost 2 months ago but I have much warmer weather here. Hope they all make it with no problems. Any issues with vultures

Thank you.