In the afternoon, I spend about an hour to an hour and a half, feeding those animals that I didn't feed in the morning, refilling water containers, and walking the perimeter. All done before I come into the house to relax and get online to chat with Rhoda and Larraine.
It's not easy being a full-time worker and a rancher. Most of my ranch projects are now scheduled during the weekends.
There are some week days when I don't come home until late. I've been taking some seminars at the university regarding farming and ranching operations. By the time I get home, I am exhausted. But I have just enough energy to chat with Rhoda and Larraine.
I finally got my incubator up and running. It's a Hovabator brand. There are now 8 Guinea Fowl eggs that I placed in the incubator. I pray that I get some nice and healthy keets in 24 days.
Keep Smiling
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