John Duffy

Cecile, you might try heating some bricks or concrete blocks in front of your propane heaters and place a few in your chicken coop for some radiant heat. It might be just enough to keep the girls a little warmer. A couple 50 watt heat lamps can go a long way too. (provided the power doesn't go out)...Good luck

Ryan, you might find this information helpful.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://backyardgrowers.com/make-money-with-plants/&ved=2ahUKEwinzez_7v-RAxU348kDHVd2BMMQFnoECBsQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3AmgkWBSw-OLB50eB8sbou

Personally, I would use pallet wood scraps to seal-up any gaps. It's free, easy and it gets a second life...Landscape fabric falls high on my really dislike it list. I'm sure there is a valuable function for it somewhere in the universe...I have yet to find that function....

Beau, you might try here
https://www.webstaurantstore.com/search/stainless-steel-whisk.html

 Good luck!

Many thanks to all the contributors for this. So many wonderful and tasty ideas shared for the benefit of all...THIS, is why I hang out at permies.com! Best wishes for a Happy New Year, everyone.

Christopher, yes, that's the one. Sorry for my slow response. I didn't see your question on the first go-round

My favorite hoe is from easydigging.com...It has a heavy duty 5' handle and the pointed blade weighs 2#...It sounds heavy but, the weight of the tool does all the work.

When we were kids, my dad would send us to the creek to catch Chubs, Shiners and other 'trash fish.' We would plant a fish in each of the holes with a potato. Dad always grew big sweet potatoes.

Try a hot iron skillet with some bacon grease, diced onions and a little minced garlic. Saute' until tender

Samantha Lewis,  greens and onions sounds splendid to me! I cannot get my wife of 48 years to even try greens...Her loss...I love them! Any and all kinds!