The Give Zero Clucks Podcast

Sam and Bev deep dive into bumblefoot and laugh about how ridiculous trimming goat’s hooves can be.

Bev learns what Sorghum is, Sam realizes her goat breeding schedule is a wee bit inconvenient, and they chat about planting a pumpkin patch, brooding baby ducks, and the sad mistake Bev’s family made.

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Show Notes:

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Baby fowl heating pad

Hidden Brain episode about checklists

Rooster crowing was recorded by Shelley and can be found here. Goat Bleating was recorded by Blastwavefx.com and can be found here. Both used under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0.

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Bev learns what Sorghum is, Sam realizes her goat breeding schedule is a wee bit inconvenient, and they chat about planting a pumpkin patch, brooding baby ducks, and the sad mistake Bev’s family made.

Sam has some fish rage, Bev is working on some self improvement, they discuss all the neat things in their Henny & Roo Box, when goats get scurs, living with a goat buck in rut, and breeding goats.

Sponsors:

This episode is brought to you by:

Henny & Roo! Use code DRINKANDFARM at www.hennyandroo.com to save 10% on your first box when you subscribe.

First Saturday Lime! Use code #DRINK at www.firstsaturdaylime.com to save 10% every time you lime.

Grubbly Farms! Use code WINE20 at www.grubblyfarms.com to save 20% on your next order of delicious black soldier fly larvae.

The drinks for this episode were sponsored by @thimbleworks Cheers lady! Go check out her shop and use code DRINKANDFARM for 10% off!

Show Notes:

This Episode is brought to you by our Executive Producer Patreon Contributors! Thank you Ashley Kirnan, Montanna Coombs, Christine Cianni, Natalie Quist, and Jessica Hawkins!

Take our survey! Pretty please, with sugar on top?

Buy more Swedish soap

Read about scurs & disbudding

Read about goats in rut

Read about breeding goats

Rooster crowing was recorded by Shelley and can be found here. Goat Bleating was recorded by Blastwavefx.com and can be found here. Both used under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0.

Some of the the links in the show notes are affiliate links from which we may make a small commission should you use them to make a purchase. Read our full disclosure statement here. While using a link won't affect your purchase in any way, you could look at it as though you've bought us a drink. Cheers!

Sam has some fish rage, Bev is working on some self improvement, they discuss all the neat things in their Henny & Roo Box, when goats get scurs, living with a goat buck in rut, and breeding goats.

Bev & Sam chat about the struggles encountered by a first time fish farmer, how to pick the type of garlic you’re going to grow this year, and they learn a bit about themselves after watching the documentary on minimalism.

ponsors:

This episode is brought to you by:

Henny & Roo! Use code DRINKANDFARM at www.hennyandroo.com to save 10% on your first box when you subscribe.

First Saturday Lime! Use code #DRINK at www.firstsaturdaylime.com to save 10% every time you lime.

Grubbly Farms! Use code WINE20 at www.grubblyfarms.com to save 20% on your next order of delicious black soldier fly larvae.

The drinks for this episode were sponsored by @AshleyKirnan Cheers lady!

Show Notes:

This Episode is brought to you by our Executive Producer Patreon Contributors! Thank you Ashley Kirnan, Montanna Coombs, Christine Cianni, Natalie Quist, and Jessica Hawkins!

Take our survey! We are forever grateful for your time!

One guy’s fish farming story

All about garlic

Mad River Garlic Growers

The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up

All That Remains

Homestead Skills Book Club

Rooster crowing was recorded by Shelley and can be found here. Goat Bleating was recorded by Blastwavefx.com and can be found here. Both used under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0.

Some of the the links in the show notes are affiliate links from which we may make a small commission should you use them to make a purchase. Read our full disclosure statement here. While using a link won't affect your purchase in any way, you could look at it as though you've bought us a drink. Cheers!

Bev & Sam chat about the struggles encountered by a first time fish farmer, how to pick the type of garlic you’re going to grow this year, and they learn a bit about themselves after watching the documentary on minimalism.

Sam & Bev have more info on medicated chick feed, Bev is future garden dreaming, Sam is eating consciously, and they can't believe there's a cod father.

Sponsors:

This episode is brought to you by:

First Saturday Lime! Use code #DRINK at www.firstsaturdaylime.com to save 10% every time you lime.

Grubbly Farms! Use code WINE20 at www.grubblyfarms.com to save 20% on your next order of delicious black soldier fly larvae.

The drinks for this episode were sponsored by @it'sjessthehotmess Cheers lady!

Show Notes:

This Episode is brought to you by our Executive Producer Patreon Contributors! Thank you Ashley Kirnan, Montanna Combs, Christine Cianni, Natalie Quist, and Jessica Hawkins!

Join the Lularoe group!

Take our survey!

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Mayim’s Vegan Table

The Four Tendencies

The Minimalist Documentary on Netflix

Rooster crowing was recorded by Shelley and can be found here. Goat Bleating was recorded by Blastwavefx.com and can be found here. Both used under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0.

Some of the the links in the show notes are affiliate links from which we may make a small commission should you use them to make a purchase. Read our full disclosure statement here. While using a link won't affect your purchase in any way, you could look at it as though you've bought us a drink. Cheers!

Sam & Bev have more info on medicated chick feed, Bev is future garden dreaming, Sam is eating consciously, and they can't believe there's a cod father.

Bev & Sam are so EGGcited to share this chat with Homestead Jenn & Homestead Phil about their fun chicken venture - Rent The Chicken. Why would anyone rent a chicken you ask? Listen and find out! The answers may surprise you. They also share about their Amish made coops and chicken toys, how to save your school's elementary teachers from having to find homes for baby chicks every year when they hatch as part of the curriculum, and a fun business opportunity for fellow homesteaders.

Show Notes:

This Episode is brought to you by our Executive Producer Patreon Contributors! Thank you Ashley Kirnan, Montanna Combs, Christine Cianni, Natalie Quist, and Jessica Hawkins! You guys make these extra episodes possible. We're high-fiving you big time!

Follow @rentthechicken on IG

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Shop for Amish made coops or use code DRINKANDFARM to save 15% off of playsets from The Chicken Network!

Some of the the links in the show notes are affiliate links from which we may make a small commission should you use them to make a purchase. Read our full disclosure statement here. While using a link won't affect your purchase in any way, you could look at it as though you've bought us a drink. Cheers!