City Girl With Country Roots

Gotta Love Kentucky Weather! Sunday, December 14th was snow with a high of 15 degrees low of 7 degrees. Wednesday, Dec. 17th, sunshine, with a high of 58 degrees low of 44 degrees, and today, Dec. 18th rain with a high of 55 degrees and tonight's low of 21 degrees. We have a saying here in Kentucky, stay long enough and you can experience all 4 seasons in one day! #weather #chickens #Kentucky

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5 months ago | [YT] | 8

City Girl With Country Roots

My girls are still laying even in 26 degree weather. No artificial light, but plenty of love and good food. I guess it's true happy hens do lay more.
#chickens #backyardchickens #eggs #laying hens #happyhens

6 months ago | [YT] | 9

City Girl With Country Roots

It is always wonderful cracking an egg and getting something a little surprise.
#chickens #doubleyolkeggs #eggs #backyardchickens

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8 months ago | [YT] | 8

City Girl With Country Roots

They just love their Bush! What do your chickens love to do?

#chickens #backyardchickens #chickencoop #henniegirls #gents #bushtales

9 months ago | [YT] | 6

City Girl With Country Roots

Hey everyone, and welcome to my amazing community! Let's make this space the absolute best it can be by committing to a few simple things: respect, kindness, and grace for every single person who shares their thoughts here. Trust me, we all have unique perspectives, and by embracing these values, we can learn and grow together in ways you wouldn't believe!

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9 months ago | [YT] | 6

City Girl With Country Roots

Avery is always serving face! Kinda reminds me of the TV show Different Strokes & Arnold saying "What you talking about Willis?"

#chickens #henniegirls #Hennies #chickenlife #backyardchickens #citychickens

9 months ago | [YT] | 7

City Girl With Country Roots

This is the week to explore KY Farmer's who offer CSA's (Community Supported Agriculture).

What is CSA? Why a CSA? In plain English, a CSA is where you help support a local farmer and their dreams. When you sign up with that farm(s), your money/contributions are used to help buy seeds, fertilizer, soil amendments, season extenders, etc. In exchange, you will receive fresh & locally/state vegetables, fruits, eggs, meat, flowers, etc. from that farm, depending on what that farm offers in their CSA. It is your share of the investment in them/us.

Why a CSA? A CSA is a great way to support local (state) farmers, eat in season, freshness not shipped 1000's of miles, explore foods/vegetables that you may have never thought about trying, support the local economy, but most important of all it is an investment in yourself & health!

Be sure to check out a CSA no matter what state or country you live in. You, your family, your community, and your health are always worth the investment!

#vegetables #gardening #farming #csa #communitysupportedagriculture #youmatter #trysomethingnew #nofarmsnofood #citygirlwithcountryroots

1 year ago | [YT] | 6

City Girl With Country Roots

Did you know that snow is beneficial to your garden? Snow is a free fertilizer, better known as "poor man's" fertilizer. Snow brings nitrogen to the soil, moisture, activates micros, and so much more. Enjoy this free fertilizer!

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