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Yes,give them until Spring.If they don't start laying by June,it's time to offload passengers.But an axe...! That is something else about livestock keeping.Once in awhile ,stock has to be culled.Humanely.Pity you are not nearer,and I could show you the quick,clean way. The solar light sounds a good ...

Quick update.The stress is gone! My successor has taken to my old job like a duck to water.She is 20- odd years younger than me,and hungry for the money! I simply advise,and in a very non- committal way,too. She is semi- skilled,but a good organiser,and liases well with other departments.Truth be to...

Birds not laying at this time of year Andy,is more often than not ,down to weaker light levels.Come Spring they tend to start again.

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Whilst looking at alternative remedies for asthma,( I had a bit of a 'do'last night) I found this:

http://thesurvivaldoctor.com

Interesting stuff in there.

Here is another from Jack Monroe,and ideal for us preppers.A lot of folks ( these days) struggle with tinned foods,and this shows what can be done.

https://cookingonabootstrap.com/2018/10 ... se-recipe/

Arzosah wrote: ↑Fri Oct 05, 2018 7:52 am Your poor dog! Glad to hear he's recovered from this bout too.

He'll be ok,but he has got the right hump!

https://www.primalsurvivor.net/survival ... -collapse/

The above is an interesting read, with some interesting links. I don’t condemn or condone any of it, and it is American. However, given that the signs are pointing to another global recession, it’s food for thought.

The old boy is ok.Just getting over major surgery/drugs etc.Mrs J is glad to have him back! He is certainly a family member.

The point of my post though,is to highlight the rocky road of life being smoothed by advance planning.