This year I planted 5 rows of vine crop. From east to west:
2 lbs. cooked/grilled chicken (or 3 cans of Swanson Chicken – Drained)
3 cans White Northern Beans (Drained)
1 can Ro-Tel Tomatoes
1 Tablespoon Oil
1 Large Onion – Chopped
1 can Chopped Green Chilies
Spices
2 Tablespoons Chili Pepper 1 Teaspoon Cayenne Pepper 1⁄2 Teaspoon Salt
2 Cans Swanson Chicken broth
3 Cups Grated Mont. Jack Cheese 1 Medium Container Sour Cream
In a skillet with oil, cook onions and spices until the onions are soft.
In a crockpot, combine beans, broth, tomatoes, and chicken.
Then add cooked onions & chicken to the pot. Cook for about one hour.
Add sour cream & cheese until blended.
Composting is a way to turn organic waste, such as food scraps, chicken manure, and yard trimmings, into a rich, soil-like material that can be used to fertilize gardens and plants. Here are the steps to start composting at home:
Remember to keep your compost moist, but not too wet, and mix it regularly to ensure that it breaks down properly. If you have any questions or need more guidance, don’t hesitate to ask!
Free-range chickens are chickens raised in a way that allows them to roam freely outdoors, rather than being confined to a small indoor space or a cage. This type of chicken farming is often associated with more humane and sustainable practices, allowing the chickens to express more natural behaviors and live a more natural life.
In general, our free-range chickens are raised where they have access to the outdoors, through a small opening in their coop and a larger fenced-in area. They also are allowed to roam freely in the pasture or in our orchard eating the windfall fruit. Our Free-range chickens are fed a diet of grains, seeds, and insects, and are also given supplements such as vitamins and minerals.
There are many benefits to raising chickens in a free-range environment. Free-range chickens tend to be healthier and more resistant to disease than chickens confined to small spaces, as they have access to fresh air, sunlight, and a varied diet. Flynn Farm Fresh free-range chicken eggs are considered to be of higher quality, as the chickens can forage for their own food and have a more varied diet.
As a side note, it is essential to understand that the term “free range” can be somewhat misleading, as it is not regulated by any specific standards or guidelines. As a result, it is important to do your research and choose a reputable farmer or producer if you are interested in purchasing free-range chicken products.
Growing pumpkins is a fun and rewarding activity that can be done in a backyard garden or in a larger field. Here are some general steps for how to grow pumpkins:
With proper care and attention, your pumpkin plants should produce a healthy crop of fruit. Enjoy your pumpkins in a variety of dishes or use them for decorative purposes.
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