Now that Peach jumped out of the box to call the first hatchling down for food, Plum is left up there unable to keep all the eggs under her. Now that we won't be so worried about disturbing their delicate sensibilities, next year we can mark the earliest eggs and remove the later eggs.
#FukuNagaFarm's
#FukunagaDaigou-san told me about that technique. I wonder if the
#Silky hens know which eggs are farther along, which eggs need the most warming, if they can rotate them all till hatching time? We'll see over the next few weeks I suppose. It's awesome enough just having two more chicks that the hens (with some help from the roosters I suppose) all by themselves. I have to be careful not to think about (or mention it to Mio) that if they grow up to be obnoxious roosters they'll end up getting their throats slit, blood drained, feathers removed and turned into naked meat. A man from Korea was telling me about the philosophy (the principles) that governed the development of the Hangul alphabet. Within that philosophy of Yin, Yang and the Five Elements is the idea that I didn't help kill Pine (a silky rooster that was cooked with star anise over the weekend) but transformed him into new life. I should try to re-learn the little I cam to know about the Hagul alphabet, the logical pattern and it's correlation to sound and mouth shape was fascinating enough, but now I might be able to see deeper principles of growth along with the characters..
#Hangul #KoreanAlphabet #ι°ι½δΊθ‘ζζ³
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