Welshfred

Actually not if it's male.

It's comb size. A rooster will be developing a bigger comb by that age, whereas hens combs will still be small, not floppy at all, almost like a toothed ridge on top of the head. In the new pic the brown chick (technically a pullet now I think) looks to have a more developed comb than the white one so could be one of each. You should be able to tell by eye easily if there's a difference between them. A roo might be trying to crow now too. Bit of a comedy performance at that age!

You're almost guaranteed a rooster from that lot. Both your others look like hens btw tho a closer pic would be clearer.

By scrapping all things net zero and HS2. Not sure if it's a case of simplistic answers to complex problems or a crisis manufactured for idealogical purposes.

Estonia apparently. Or El Salvador.

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If they produce runners you can use them as the next generation, saves on new plants. I think they all do?? Also irrigation is tricky in baskets, dry year, might affect fruiting. But they do get old and need replacing one way or another

Point of lay is around 21 weeks

Must have a rooster too, surely?

It is the potus thread... There is only one...

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If you can pay for your Rhodie clearance work by making charcoal that would be fantastic but hopefully a relatively short term thing depending on the scale of the problem and the woodland. Otherwise, like SP says above, work with what you have , in other words what the planned management will be generating. The poplar is a one off, don't plan too much around that...

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And yet, not discounting the significance of the above, this remains one of the most chilling things I have read about the war, things are changing all right. Small and lethal: adapted drones carrying explosives ‘hunt’ civilians in Kherson | Ukraine | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM Ukrainians face new airborne threat that has killed 24 civilians and injured hundreds more since July More recently the Russians use cabled drones to avoid jamming. Cables up to 20km long....

They are indeed and will become more sophisticated very quickly. Have you read The Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson?