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Hi there, as ageneral rule of thumb chickens are point of lay from 16 weeks but can take a while longer before they begin. This is a ropey time of year for point of lays as the daylight hours are changing rapidly. We've been lucky with ours and they have just begun to lay, i honestly didnt expect an...

Right guys im just throwing this one open. Any suggestions gratefully recieved. Im on a mission to prove redundancy can work and you can enjoy family life and survive!!! Were do i start? :dontknow: We have some chickens now whats next? Remembering of course that we live in Northern Ireland were the ...

Hi there, Plumpton College in Sussex might be worth acall. Im not sure if they do a bunny course but thats were i went for my pig and lamb butchery certs. For my poultry slaughter licence a DEFRA accessor came out to the slaughter house. Sorry not sure if this helps. Good Luck. x

We have a safety fire guardin front of our open fire, you know the kiddie box type one? We use the heavy shaped nappies and we put them over the fire guard in the winter, works a treat, in the evenings when we are sitting in the room i dry smaller bits of laundry on it. T shirts ect are dry within t...

Hi Guys, well what a find!!! A quick google search and here i am. I really hope i can learn alot from you all. I live in wet wintery Northern Ireland!! I am a full time mum to finley 4, Valentina 2 and Madison 10mths. I am also a loving wife to Squealy!! I will be 30 in December and i am determined ...