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Fancy's himself a farmer #8408386
05/23/25 08:29 PM
05/23/25 08:29 PM
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Amite county Mississippi
Wolfdog91 Offline OP
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Got my little brother into premature a while back. Kid loves the organized chaos of it all. Has been getting into it more and more been annoying the dog mess out of a lot of the neighbors, people really don't seem to like that her grows so much in not so traditional settings. Anyhow his snap cats been like this a lot lately
[Linked Image]
...I don't even know where he got quail but he's planning on tractoring then
[Linked Image]

Kid talking about talking a AG minor along with his music major


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Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: Wolfdog91] #8408399
05/23/25 08:44 PM
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Right on. It pays to have some different skill sets

Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: Wolfdog91] #8408406
05/23/25 09:00 PM
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These days it is neat to see a young guy with those interests! Good job, Big Brother!

Moosetrot

Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: Wolfdog91] #8408505
05/23/25 11:43 PM
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That's great wolfdog and right in my family's wheel house. Though my peaches have never produced. Frost or something always get them.

Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: Wolfdog91] #8408540
05/24/25 03:27 AM
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Good start.." ^^^^^^
Next shave off the gay stuff…….
Cut your hair, and get reel?

Maybe lay off mamas cookinn……


Ant Man/ Marty 2028
just put your ear to the ground , and follow along

Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: Wolfdog91] #8408565
05/24/25 06:32 AM
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Louisville, Nebraska
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Very cool.
And Hi Wolfy!
Jim


Money cannot buy you happiness, but it can buy you a trapping license and that's pretty close.
Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: Wolfdog91] #8408581
05/24/25 08:20 AM
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Good for him. Nothing better than fresh peaches picked right at home. I've had some peach trees here but they are hard to keep alive. Even though some varieties are supposed to be hardy enough for this zone, the winters are too hard for them.

Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: trapdog1] #8408630
05/24/25 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted by trapdog1
Good for him. Nothing better than fresh peaches picked right at home. I've had some peach trees here but they are hard to keep alive. Even though some varieties are supposed to be hardy enough for this zone, the winters are too hard for them.


Veteran peaches were developed in Canada. Pretty consistent here.


My fear of moving stairs is escalating!
Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: beaverpeeler] #8408666
05/24/25 11:00 AM
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Originally Posted by beaverpeeler
Originally Posted by trapdog1
Good for him. Nothing better than fresh peaches picked right at home. I've had some peach trees here but they are hard to keep alive. Even though some varieties are supposed to be hardy enough for this zone, the winters are too hard for them.


Veteran peaches were developed in Canada. Pretty consistent here.

Might be what I need then! Thanks, I'll check into those,

Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: Vinke] #8408899
05/24/25 07:13 PM
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Amite county Mississippi
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Originally Posted by Vinke
Good start.." ^^^^^^
Next shave off the gay stuff…….
Cut your hair, and get reel?

Maybe lay off mamas cookinn……

confused


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Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: Wolfdog91] #8408954
05/24/25 09:27 PM
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Those quail make some dandy bite size pickled eggs. Down side to them for us was they didn't do well on the ground. Watch out for the incubator bug as it is addictive. They hatch out about bumbel bee size and can escape faster then Houdini.


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Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: Wolfdog91] #8408962
05/24/25 09:39 PM
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A dumb comment by Vinke. Don't pay attention to it. Good for your brother.

Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: Badger23] #8408985
05/24/25 10:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Badger23
A dumb comment by Vinke. Don't pay attention to it. Good for your brother.

X2


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Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: Vinke] #8409078
05/25/25 08:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Vinke
Good start.." ^^^^^^
Next shave off the gay stuff…….
Cut your hair, and get reel?

Maybe lay off mamas cookinn……


X3

You have your brother on a good course. Help him stay on it no matter what anyone says.

Moosetrot

Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: Wolfdog91] #8409126
05/25/25 11:17 AM
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Your brother might like this forum:

https://permies.com/forums

I grow a large amount of fruit and nuts and I am adding a lot more. A lot of people pasture their quail. It costs more to do so then keeping them in pens in a building, because they consume more calories and get very little nutrition from the ground. Coturnix get taller and sleeker looking in pasture pens. They get stronger on the wing and more flighty too.

Keith

Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: Wolfdog91] #8409127
05/25/25 11:21 AM
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Pastured birds will produce eggs with much higher omegas 3 levels though.


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Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: beaverpeeler] #8409129
05/25/25 11:25 AM
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Originally Posted by beaverpeeler
Pastured birds will produce eggs with much higher omegas 3 levels though.


That's mostly true, but it depends on what forage is available in the pen. There's some very good commercial rations available that work well at producing omega 3 too.

Keith

Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: KeithC] #8409152
05/25/25 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted by KeithC
Your brother might like this forum:

https://permies.com/forums

I grow a large amount of fruit and nuts and I am adding a lot more. A lot of people pasture their quail. It costs more to do so then keeping them in pens in a building, because they consume more calories and get very little nutrition from the ground. Coturnix get taller and sleeker looking in pasture pens. They get stronger on the wing and more flighty too.

Keith


That is a good sight. Used to read a lot on there

Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: Wolfdog91] #8409153
05/25/25 12:29 PM
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Did Vinke really just tell someone to cut their hair? LOL


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Re: Fancy's himself a farmer [Re: Wolfdog91] #8409416
05/25/25 08:21 PM
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If he’s looking at teaching music, ag might make him a more valuable teacher, he could look into FFA in college as it may give him some direction in the ag field.

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