Welcome to the Old Fashioned On Purpose Podcast.

Our first batch of meat chickens for 2020 is officially in the freezer

and we learned some interesting lessons this year. the So I wanted to share some of the lessons we learned this year and hopefully these will be helpful

for you if you are planning on raising your own meat chickens in the future.

I'm your host Jill Winger and this is the podcast for the Trail Blazers.

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Okay, so episode 101 of this podcast has a little bit more foundational meat

chicken information. So kind of what we feed, our traditional routine of how we do this.

And then I'm also publishing an episode really close to this one, so I don't know if it'll be right before or right after but it kind

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