Mink Hollow Farm

farm:order_info

becker — 2012-01-28T08:15:17-08:00

PLEASE READ THIS WHOLE PAGE BEFORE SENDING ME AN EMAIL TO ASK WHY YOUR ACCOUNT ISN'T SET UP YET Invitations will go out sometime in March. There will be 2 (TWO ONLY) hatches this year: May 9 (puck-up May 6) and May 30 (pick-up May 27). You have no idea how many people call me to tell me that THEY should be excepted even AFTER I've asked you not to.

farm:order-info-2011 - created

becker — 2012-01-28T08:09:19-08:00

PLEASE READ THIS WHOLE PAGE BEFORE SENDING ME AN EMAIL TO ASK WHY YOUR ACCOUNT ISN'T SET UP YET Please note Prices A link to the order page is available here.[/color][/size] We will accept orders for hatching kits online during the normal ordering period. The process takes several steps, so please read carefully.

farm:order_info-2012

becker — 2012-01-28T08:08:49-08:00

PLEASE READ THIS WHOLE PAGE BEFORE SENDING ME AN EMAIL TO ASK WHY YOUR ACCOUNT ISN'T SET UP YET (You have no idea how many people call me to tell me that THEY should be excepted even AFTER I've asked you not to.)

farm:rabbits:about_rabbits - [Other Rabbit Resources]

becker — 2011-06-18T11:08:44-08:00

Last changed: Our "Rent-A-Bunny" Program We 'rent' rabbits to schools usually by the month (see our current price_list for costs). We normally have babies available from early April through October. We feel that having animals in the classroom can be a very valuable experience but we also realize that not all teachers are prepared for the commitment of pet ownership. By “renting” a bunny, you can provide your class with the experience of having an animal to look after, but when the unit i…

farm:candling:what_do_we_need

becker — 2011-06-14T16:16:36-08:00

In order to candle eggs, we need to have a light source that we can shine through the egg.Commercially Made CandlersHome Made Candlers “” Building your own Candler.Building your own Candler(II).

farm:about_ducks - [Some of the Places Our Eggs have Gone......]

becker — 2011-05-16T12:13:43-08:00

Last changed: Hatching As a School Project Handbook A brief introduction to incubation and hatching Ducks As Pets How to keep and care for a small flock (up to 6) of ducks. Duck Anatomy (outside) A picture of a duck with various parts labeled. Pass the mouse over the picture to find closeups! Book List Books for all ages: picture books, stories, references (near the end), add your favorites! (requires registration) Breed Notes A Breeder's description of each of the breeds we keep (…

farm:checklist - [Hatching Check-List]

becker — 2011-05-01T09:49:04-08:00

Last changed: Check Each Item Off as It is Done Please note: this is not an online form. It is intended to be printed off and manually checked off. It is meant for your own use (Mink Hollow Farm cannot receive any data from this information). -- --correct temperature --

farm:price_list - [Stock]

becker — 2011-05-01T09:46:49-08:00

Last changed: NOTE PRICE CHANGES FOR 2011 The number of orders I can take in one week is determined by my birds and my incubator. The birds can't lay more than one egg each per day, and I can only put so many eggs in my incubator at one time. Only some of the eggs make it to 'term' so I always have to put more eggs in than I actually need. I can usually book 10-12 orders per week, but if we have nasty weather during the week I collect those eggs (which is 5 weeks before they are due to ha…