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Chickens' Routine
Daily Routine Open the pop hole and let chickens out of the coop Remove any eggs Clean and fill the feeder and drinker Top up grit container with shell and grit Check for eggs again in the afternoon ...
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How Can I Make One?
Use a piece of exterior quality plywood or some similar board which will not split in wet weather about 30 x 50cm and 1 to 1 5 cm thick Fit some strips of wood about 1 or 2 cm high along each side to ...
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Points to Remember
The following are list of points to remember when planning your coop The Roof should have an overhang to drain excess water and also needs to be well insulated A mobile coop with wheels attached can ...
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Turning the soil
The soil of Ireland is an immensely valuable, and finite, national resource, which forms and evolves slowly over very long periods of time. It is the basis for almost all farming activity. Soil is a ...Turning the soil
The soil of Ireland is an immensely valuable, and finite, national resource, which forms and evolves slowly over very long periods of time. It is the basis for almost all farming activity. Soil is a biologically active, complex mixture of weathered minerals, organic matter, organisms, air and water that provides the foundation for life in terrestrial ecosystems. The general consensus is that soil quality in Ireland is good. Irish farmers have a major responsibility to nurture and protect this valuable resource for future generations.
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Make a Bird Table
Source Garden Bird Detectives Exhibition courtesy of BirdWatch Ireland Bird tables can make an attractive and interesting addition to even the smallest of gardens Here are some tips on how to get the ...
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Prepare your Garden for the Winter
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Get Involved with Green Initiatives
Green Schools Programme This project aims to promote positive environmental action in schools but also extends to the local area and involves the whole community A green flag is awarded to schools ...
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Pigs
Pigs farmed for meat are mainly of the breeds Large White and the Landrace. More than half of all pigs are found in just four counties - Cork, Cavan, Tipperary and Waterford. Females that have had one ...Pigs
Pigs farmed for meat are mainly of the breeds Large White and the Landrace. More than half of all pigs are found in just four counties - Cork, Cavan, Tipperary and Waterford. Females that have had one or two litters are called sows. A male is called a boar, whilst a newborn is called a piglet. A group of piglets is called a litter. The meat from pigs is called pork, while cured pig meat is called bacon.
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Reduce Waste Going to a Landfill
Reduce Reuse Recycle The less rubbish you produce the less you have to send to a landfill If you don t have green or brown bins at home set up your own recycling bins and take your rubbish to the ...
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