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The latest segment in one man's quest to subsist on his Denver backyard garden for one month

By Mike Taylor

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By Liz Ryan

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I also noticed that. In our place I only see 5 Buick owners & all of them are aged from 40-50. I’m just happy because it’s compatibe with the jba headers.

By Drewtiss on 2009 07 02

They added on the aforementioned entertainment package for $4,045, chrome wheels for an additional $1,495,.

By Coby on 2009 07 02

Yes, and I just had a thought, you can probably go to Goodwill or some such and get ‘real’ metal forks for next to nothing and go that way, too.

So far, “Mitch” isn’t too bad, he only crows in the morning when he knows I’m outside, then only for a few seconds. Of course, I’m sure he’s just gearing up. I emailed our local 4-H coordinator, perhaps a 4-H kid might want him…but Craig’s List is Plan B.

By Vicki Felmlee on 2009 07 02

Hey Vicki! Thanks for the suggestion on the toppled corn. I’ll give those plastic forks a try.

Yeah, you can definitely tell when you’ve got a rooster, can’t you? I had one in my flock that probably woke up the whole neighborhood at dawn for about five days, till I put him up for adoption on Craigslist. I had a taker about two hours later.

By Mike T. on 2009 07 02

Hi, Mike! I, too am wondering when I’ll see my first eggs from my first lil’ flock. Had some news, I have one rooster (hopefully no more than that), he started crowing one week ago Friday. Drats.

On keeping unwanted furry critters out of gardens, my neighbor has had quite a bit of success with plastic forks, the kind you use for picnics. She pushes them into the ground, tynes-up (with just the tynes above ground), and spaces them pretty close together. The little beasties have a hard time not pricking their paws. It’s cheap, easy, organic, etc.

By Vicki Felmlee on 2009 07 02