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Robert Plamondon’s Poultry Newsletter, March 2016 The sun is shining, the brooder houses are full of busy baby chicks, and if the tractor were working, life would be perfect. News from the Farm Why, oh why do we have so many geese? When I go onto the main pasture, there are about half a dozen … Continue reading ""