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one_dog_per_acre
True Blue Farmgirl

1572 Posts

Trish
Sandpoint ID
USA
1572 Posts

Posted - Dec 08 2011 :  04:45:57 AM  Show Profile


Here's where I got it.
http://www.motherearthnews.com/the-happy-homesteader/uncle-sam-wants-you-to-raise-chickens.aspx

“It always looks darkest just before it gets totally black.”-Charlie Brown

kristin sherrill
True Blue Farmgirl

11303 Posts

kristin
chickamauga ga
USA
11303 Posts

Posted - Dec 08 2011 :  05:19:32 AM  Show Profile
Someone needs to send this to the Dept. of Agriculture in DC. Just so they can remember. And to Mr. President too. Especially when I read that they are trying to pass a law against child labor on the farm now. Go figure.

Kris

Happiness is simple.
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farmmilkmama
True Blue Farmgirl

2027 Posts

Amy
Central MN
USA
2027 Posts

Posted - Dec 08 2011 :  05:32:53 AM  Show Profile
Love it! I wonder what the D of A and the President would say about that? Or how they'd try to say it doesn't make sense anymore?

Laws against child labor on the farm? Don't tell my kids!

--* FarmMilkMama *--

Farmgirl Sister #1086

Be yourself.
Everyone else is already taken.
-Oscar Wilde

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Simply Satisfied
True Blue Farmgirl

427 Posts

Emily
Montana
USA
427 Posts

Posted - Dec 08 2011 :  05:59:06 AM  Show Profile
This is great. We love our girls. When I started working less I offered that they could be my chore instead of his every morning. He couldn't let me. Turns out he loves them too. He didn't want to give up spending time with them. They are quite helpful with my families food and eat up as much scraps as we will give them.

Emily
Farmgirl # 3591
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edlund33
True Blue Farmgirl

1507 Posts

Marilyn
Renton WA
USA
1507 Posts

Posted - Dec 08 2011 :  06:47:57 AM  Show Profile
I love it!

Cheers! ~ Marilyn

Farm Girl No. 1100

Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Sweet_Tea
True Blue Farmgirl

194 Posts

Tara
Newberry SC
USA
194 Posts

Posted - Dec 08 2011 :  07:03:55 AM  Show Profile
That's awesome.. I love it!

Farmgirl Sister #2974
~ http://notsosweettea.blogspot.com/

"The air of heaven is that which blows between a horse's ears"
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Kim L.
True Blue Farmgirl

162 Posts

Kimberly
Knoxville TN
USA
162 Posts

Posted - Dec 08 2011 :  07:26:51 AM  Show Profile
Love it!!

~Be faithful in small things because it is in them that your strength lies.~
Mother Teresa



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sherrye
True Blue Farmgirl

3775 Posts

sherry
bend in the high desert oregon
USA
3775 Posts

Posted - Dec 08 2011 :  09:36:53 AM  Show Profile
i agree too. this is way too cool.

the learn as we go silk purse farm
farm girl #1014
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RedHoopWoman
True Blue Farmgirl

513 Posts

Kathryn
Yoder Colorado
USA
513 Posts

Posted - Dec 08 2011 :  2:37:31 PM  Show Profile
That's great,I love those old victory garden posters and this kind of thing,back then people were'nt so far removed from the farm so having "hens in the hood" wasn't just for back to the landers,sure wish they would still promote backyard chickenkeeping with as much zeal as they take in zoning them out nowadays!
I've been reading up on that child farm labor law,that's a real folly,seems like nowadays people think kids can do nothing else but sit in front of videogames and get morbidly obese,develop childhood diabetes and now that will be the government endorsed model of safe childrearing,I about fell off my chair when I first heard about that one.
They say that chiildren will still be allowed to work so many hours on thier family farm but can't work on other people's places,well,when I was growing up I remember we would work exchange in groups where we would go and do Spring and Fall cattle work and whatever needed to be done on an outfit and then trailer our horses on to the next place and work thier cattle and so on so now kids participating in that kind of ranch and other farm work would now be unlawful,what a shame,I guess if we could label it is "recreational horseback riding" it might be okay,I don't know.
I just shake my head at this stuff anymore.


"Today's Mighty Oak is just Yesterday's Nut"
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