In fields of green, a school does stand,With classrooms reaching, hand in hand.But lessons learned here aren’t all from books,They hatch and chirp with clucking crooks. A coop of chickens, a feathery sight,Rhode Islands, Sussex, plumage bright.Brown eggs they lay, a breakfast treat,For little hands and morning’s meet. The children gather, dressed in boots,To feed […]
Brinsea Chicksafe Advance Hen House Door Closer including Door
Brinsea’s ChickSafe Adnace opens and closes a coop door (pophole) at dawn and dusk using a set time, light reading or manual button press. You can mix and match settings (e.g. always open at 07:30 but close at dusk, whatever the time). The easiest battery change we know. We have several of these units on […]
Sam’nEmma
Sam’nEmma is a Splash Chicken and is named after Mr Neave and Miss Rowe. Splash chickens are a relatively new breed in the poultry world, but they are quickly gaining popularity among chicken keepers. These chickens are known for their striking plumage, easy-to-care-for personality, and impressive egg production. Taylor Swift and Sports Sam’nEmma lovesTaylor Swift […]
Chicken Jokes
Dad Inspired For anyone visiting the farm at some point you will get to hear a dad joke. The students who help build the farm normally end up groaning and here is why! Chicken egg jokes Chicken coop jokes Cockerel jokes
Sue and Oli the twins
Speckledy Hens Sue and Oli (real names Mrs Cornwell and Mrs Miller) are Speckledy Chickens. A Speckledy chicken is a hybrid breed of chicken developed in the UK in the early 2000s. It is a cross between a Rhode Island Red and a Maran. The Great Escape Once upon a time, in a cozy little […]
Understanding Chicken Sizes, Ages, and Egg Production
When it comes to poultry, the size of the chicken, its age, and the environment it lives in are all determining factors in the size of eggs it produces. Knowing these factors not only helps in managing expectations but also in maintaining the health of the chickens. Here’s a comprehensive guide to understanding how these […]
Work Experience Day 3
The bench is built…. We are still measuring eggs. I didn’t know if I have explained yet but the size of the eggs increase as the chicken nears its full weight. The picture at the top is a picture of the rose garden looking from the rear.
Work Experience
We have someone from year 10 working with me all week. Each day I will post photos of what he has achieved. The first thing we did was to build a framework and place the kitchen sink in the hole! We will clad later on this week similar to the other bench. This was built […]
Ben Eggy
For all those wondering what is happening over the far side of the football pitch, this is an introduction to the Fowey Farm. My name is Richard Brown and I have been a youth worker for over 30 years. I have run a variety of projects including a woodland project. I was approached the school […]
Handling Chickens: Essential Tips for Safety and Health
Handling chickens properly is not only essential for the safety and health of the animals but also for those who care for them. Whether you’re an experienced farmer or a chicken enthusiast, these tips will help ensure you’re doing it correctly. Chickens hide things well, so regular handling and inspection will let you catch problems […]
