On a field trip we think Pearson broke this poor little chickens leg! I'm kind of at a loss as to what to do with him. He is doing okay I don't know if we should just let him heal, if he's gonna die anyway, should we splint him?? He's too small to eat. Additionally, they are out growing their housing and we have to prepare to move them to the shed.The garlic worked on the chickens they are worm free. I guess I'll just keep feeding it to them.
It's weird being tied to the seasons. I nearly missed the planting time for a couple of things because I wasn't thinking like a farmer. I was just going on about my business. Anyway here are the starter plants for our Spring/Summer garden. We are going to grow Okra, black eyed peas, tomatoes, green peppers, hot peppers in the small garden. Right next to the house we are going to grow watermelon & cantaloupe. Last year Brian Maass said I grew personal sized watermelons! I'm trying for the 'real deal Holifield' this year!
Happy Farming!
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Here are some local attractions.
Wright Cycle Company Complex
16 South Williams Street
Includes The Wright Cycle Company building and the Wright-Dunbar Interpretive Center (restored Hoover Block) and the Aviation Trail Visitor Center and Museum.
to active research and development.
Huffman Prairie Flying Field
Gate 16A, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
On this 84-acre patch of rough pasture outside Dayton, the Wright brothers learned to control and maneuver their powered machine and taught themselves to fly during 1904 and 1905. The Flying Field is located on an active military installation and subject to unannounced closure. Visitors are urged to call 937-425-0008 for field closures.
Huffman Prairie Flying Field Interpretive Center
2380 Memorial Road, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Exhibits focus on the Wright brothers' development of the world's first practical airplane at Huffman Prairie in 1904 and 1905, their flying school starting in 1910, and the accomplishments of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Wright Memorial
2380 Memorial Road, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Adjacent to the Interpretive Center, the Wright Memorial on Wright Brothers Hill is a 27-acre designed landscape honoring Dayton's native sons. The monument, a 17-foot pink granite obelisk, was dedicated on August 19, 1940, Orville's 69th birthday.
Dayton History at Carillon Park
1000 Carillon Boulevard
Wright Brothers Aviation Center
The world's first practical airplane, the 1905 Wright Flyer III, built by the Wright brothers and flown at Huffman Prairie, is the centerpiece exhibit. Other locally Historic Buildings.
Riverscape Metro Park
found along the Great Miami River in the heart of Downtown Dayton, is a hub of activities for all ages.Beautiful floral plantings, hanging baskets and fountains make RiverScape the Miami Valley’s favorite gathering place.
5th 3rd Field- Dayton Dragons Minor League Baseball - Downtown Dayton
The Greene- Open Air Shopping Mall
Places to Eat:
Spaghetti Warehouse in Downtown Dayton
Marion's Pizza- several locations around the area
That should be enough to keep you busy!
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