For over 20 years I have longed for a cabinet incubator, and I finally have one! I have used numerous small metal or styrofoam incubators over the years, but now I have hit the big time. The capacity is about six times the size of the styrofoam incubator I had been using, which I can re-purpose as a hatcher. I can hatch out more fertile eggs rather than give them away to others to hatch. Guinea eggs are in the top tray, chicken in the center and Muscovy ducks in the bottom.
My attempt at living comfortably, sustainably, and economically on a small farm in the upper Midwest.
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Early Spring Sunrise Snow on the Silo
Showing posts with label guineas. Show all posts
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Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Friday, June 25, 2010
More of my stock portfolio
Most of my city friends probably have never seen, or perhaps even heard of, guinea fowl. They are fairly strange looking birds that make a god-awful noise that resembles a harpy shrieking 'buckwheat, buckwheat'. On the up-side, they eat a ton of bugs and are excellent watch dogs. They hatch out of smallish weeble shaped eggs with a very hard shell.
Time to get ready for our little trip tomorrow. Old World Wisconsin was damaged by the tornadoes earlier this week so we are heading to the Midway Village Museum in Rockford, Illinois instead. The smudge faced bunny will be going to his new home as well.
Have a great weekend!
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