Phoenix, Arizona on the 4th of July, not exactly the best place to be considering the temperature will most likely be near 110. Yikes!
The hens don’t seen to mind the heat as long as the mist system is turned on. To them it’s just another day looking for bugs and scratching in the dirt. I admire their ability to adapt to such harsh conditions.
JULY 2017
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Tick Control: How a Flock of Chickens May Be Your Best Bet
Quick Ideas for the Best DIY Chicken Treats
Quiet Chickens – What Breeds to Choose in the Suburbs – Timber Creek Farm
Perch Importance: Chickens Need A Good Roost To Sleep
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Feather Loss – Health and Common Diseases – The Chicken Vet – Home of the healthy chickens
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Kindly send some of your sunshine over here, we are still waiting for Summer and our hens are sheltering from the rain!!!
Oh my, sending it your way! I’d welcome even a cloud in the sky here!