Double Lucky, Double Yolker Eggs at Briden Farm

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Double Lucky Double Yolkers

It’s no secret that Double Yolk Eggs exist, but did You know that they may bring good luck! I doubt the later, unless it’s for the Hen that laid it, and then it’s a long shot! 

According to bonappetit.com, Gail Damerow, author of, Storey’s Guide to Raising Chickens, says, “It takes 25 hours to make one egg”. Which is the same amount of time it takes to create a Double Yolker!


So, while it doesn’t take twice as long, it does take a special process within the Hen! SauderEggs.com states, “A double yolk occurs when a hen’s body releases more than one egg during her daily ovulation cycle. And, just like humans, it’s possible for two — or more — eggs to make their way from the ovary and through the reproductive tract.” Obviously, those two Yolks are contained in One Shell. The odds of that happening are about 1 in 1000. So, You have to be pretty lucky to find one! 

Two here in one pan, is Double Lucky, Double Yolkers, at Briden Farm!!

Our Goats Want Your Christmas Tree!

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Briden Farm Christmas Tree 2020

Yes, our goats want You Christmas Trees! 

It’s not so much that they want to see what gifts we put under them, a it is a good source of food! Helping to provide vitamins and other benefits too! 

Pine is good for intestinal worm control and high vitamin C content. Some varieties contain higher amounts of Vitamin A, too. TimberCreekFarmer.com 

So, yes, our Goats want Your Christmas Tree! If you’d like to donate your tree, please be sure all decorations and tinsel has been removed you can drop it off to us here at Briden Farm, where the Tea is always on, and the Coffee is not far behind! 

Or, give us a call and we may be able to come pick it up!

Call Us at 902-907-0770. 

 

Christmas Night and It’s Too Warm to Sleep!

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To Warm To Sleep

Two Degrees! That’s the temperature difference between Bear River, Nova Scotia and Costa Rica at Midnight on Christmas Night in Costa Rica! Which is 2am here at Briden Farm in Bear River, Nova Scotia. Which means we’ve let the Wood stove go out, and it’s still to hot to sleep! Maybe instead of a Wood Stove we should’ve got an air conditioner! Lol. 

Now, not wanting to tempt the fates, I have to say this is unseasonably warm! Normally we’d have snow and freezing temperatures at this time of year here at Briden Farm. So, even though it may be to warm to sleep, we’re enjoying these warm temperatures while we can!