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Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Kosher Kings

Our Kosher Kings are enjoying the spring weather!

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Jess: Having raised many animals (including chickens, ducks, turkeys, pigs, and sheep), I am starting over with a small flock of chickens and ducks on a suburban lot that is just under an acre. I have carved out garden space in a once overgrown, previously unused part of the yard. Then I planted a small strawberry patch, some blueberry bushes, raspberry canes, and a few fruit trees. Hmmm...what to add next???

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