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@rogerphelps9939 it is the everbearing mulberry tree. They are delicious.

It will provide shade for them in the summer and mulberry's Drop their fruit when they are ripe So it will work as a supplemental food source and save on the feedbill.

I grew up eating mulberries, but my wife has always been against getting one. She doesn't want everything staining purple. After nine years I finally got her to 0k it. I can't wait to get some of those yummy berries

Mine have been known to do the same thing on occasion

Just nine, that is all I am allowed to have. I live in the city. It's probably good that I don't live in the country. I would have a lot more.

That's awesome. I have never heard that before. I'll have to do some research. Thank you for teaching me something new.

This is the first year there producing. I am pretty excited.

Yeah i'm kind of a softy

They are good ladies most of the time

I will put pictures on the facebook page

@backyardfed2469 nah, can make them out enough to know, that you know what you are doing. Tyvm. Just starting to try collecting fungi myself, not easy and can be a bit dangerous. One, right next to another can mess you up, my friend is much more knowledgeable... Tyvm. Be well.🇺🇸😎🙏

Thank you and good luck on your adventures. Always double check. Before eating any of them

@@backyardfed2469 ty. Indeed 🙏🇺🇸

Thanks! You too!

It does I didn't even think about that

Every morning every night sometimes in between.

@@backyardfed2469 chickens are mightier than they seem 😁

@@lauriewilson4741 They do do a good job of taking care of themselves. I'm just an overprotective chicken dad

I wish that were the case, but unfortunately with the potatoes that get left in the ground. They are usually too small to produce anything worthwhile besides for just the plant.

Never I just want them in a different spot

Yeah, we get all kinds of things that just reseed itself. I get little squash plants all through my grass i'm assuming from the chickens

She is such a sweet little girl so fluffy. She is definitely one of my favorites. I do love them all though. I don't think I will ever not have chickens

Hello

That is what it looks like, but I looked it up. It is called a bald faced hornet

You are absolutely right. I looked it up and was able to find it. It is a Bold faced hornet

@@backyardfed2469 by the way its behaving with how rapidly its thorax was pumping like that it was pretty riled up. I believe its nest might be close by, so if this is your yard / property I would be careful of a round white/brown papery structure in your yard, that is their nest. it can be as small as a baseball if its just starting but a bigger hive can easily get twice the size of a football.

You're the hornet specialist huh. This guy is military I'm pretty sure he knows what the f*** it is.

You are right. It is a bald-faced hornet. They can be extremely aggressive.

@@tealfractals48 not even bullet can beat beehive. literally nature's Geneva suggestion creatures with chemical warfare. not even we can use anthrax without being charged for it. but anaphylaxis is how these things survived millions of years.

I wish I had a field like that by me

We do give them to our dogs they absolutely love them

I absolutely love the taste of fresh asparagus picked straight from the garden

Talking to the dogs didn't want them to try eating him.

@@backyardfed2469 oh lol yup don't want that to happen

Thanks for the tips!

I am pretty sure that is how my kid caught it last time

Yeah, they all suck. It usually does not bother me. But it gets my wife and kids every time.

Thank you now if I could just get him to bring me chocolate eggs.

​@@backyardfed2469 😂😂

Thank you didn't even notice. Use voice text a lot. When I am busy.

Me too a lot of the times

I really need to quit using voice texting. I miss the mistakes quite often

It was 😎

Yeah they definitely love it

Yes it does

Unfortunately you are probably right

Yeah, just about a month to get the grasp back. Still not all the way in, but it also took a 25 pound bag we spread the grass seed super thick. But they did find every little tiny patch of Dirt that was left.

Yeah, we could definitely sell them. We do actually give them away to friends. But I like to save as many as we can. Especially for the winter months when the chickens are not laying as much.

😂❤ I love you

If you are in a location where you can have chickens. I would strongly recommend it. It's been a really big joy for me in the family?

I will gladly give you some.

Well i'm located in northern michigan if you feel like taking a drive

Donating some to the fire station is an awesome idea. I have never thought of it.

I'm sure it will be chewy tree soon. To be really healthy and do well in pretty much every climate

It was yesterday and I am in northern Michigan. What state are you in?

@@backyardfed2469 I’m in Georgia. I was just curious because I planted a Yoshino cherry tree about 2 months ago and hoping to see some beautiful blooms like yours.

Sometimes they don't bloom the first year they need to get established first. Mine only got a few blooms the first year. But it's been like that every year since. Hopefully yours will Bloom soon.

Yes, it is northern Michigan.

I use the harvest right So far it has been amazing. My kids don't like to eat leftovers very often. So when I have them? I will freeze them and then do recycle with the freeze dryer to save for later works out really good.

They do still taste exactly the same. But no, we rehydrate them with a little bit of water and butter. We are just getting so many right now. Because it is springtime. We have been giving some away. But even with that, they're just too many to eat. Show by freeze drying them. It gives us a way to preserve them. Can I turn on amazing after rehydrated

We are getting them in such an abundance. Right now. We always do at the beginning of Spring and instead of letting them just waste away in the counter. It is a good way to save them for later. And when you rehydrate them they taste just like fresh

Nope Steve Not sure who Dan is

Yes and they are delicious