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Boarding my quails


Is anyone able to board my 5 jumbo quails when I go away in late May - early June? I would need to drop them off on Friday 26th May, and pick them up on Friday 9th June. I can supply their feed - a Game Bird maintenance mix - and a cage and…

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Tiny farm tales... August/September


Tiny tales... September 2022
Interesting to see what I was doing 3 years ago. In terms of quail, I culled a bunch of males this month and have 9 in the freezer. I know enough to let them rest 24 hours after processing so…

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This site was created by Scarlett Patrick in 2008 to build capacity in the Brisbane  community for growing, buying, and living sustainably. BLF is now an important hub to promote, discuss, share and learn about local food growing, production, gardens, services and activities happening in our part of the world.

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