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Uploaded by on May 23, 2008

Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl, moves her chicken tractor to a fallow bed and chases chickens in the process. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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  • Though she COULD move the pen by herself, I think it's obvious a second person would make a world of difference (and I'm betting she got some help, based on how it moves at 1:00). Nothing to be ashamed about getting an assist! Kinda sorry she seems almost misleading in that sense.

    But still, I really like her enthusiasm, and encouragement to do things yourself and be proactive in farming your own food.

  • nice shot at 1;21

  • @runescapenerd64 It would be so hard... to concentrate on gardening with a delicious lady like her around! :D 

  • hey... i've lot of chickens in facebook farm ville, help me catch all those..

  • I have a lot of grubs in my raised beds and lawn. I would like to use a product to kill the grubs, but also a product that wouldn't hurt my veggies or my free range chickens. Any ideas?

  • hello. can you please make a video on only your chicken enclosure. i had some serious hawk/owl/eagle problems on my farm, so i want to make something just like you have. how many chickens do you have in one pen. do you have a coop they go into at night or in the winter. thank you

  • nice ass at 2:05

  • o. sorry this is three month late, but just try googling fallow bed. i think its a raised bed. but, i do know that you move the chickens so there poop will fall on each of the places you put them, adding nutrients to the soil, and you move them about every month. you just pick up the coop or tractor and shift it next to where it was, or where ever you need to fertilize. good luck

  • It is a three week rotation.

  • Will the chickens scratch up the seedlings/small plants? Or do you only set them to graze on a bed that is not currently in use?

    Long often do you think she has to change, beds, before their poo makes the soil too nitrogen-filled?

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