Sentence examples for buying hens from inspiring English sources
The scheme will start off with affordable ventures, such as supporting farmers to buy hens, or goats.
If they have surplus in a plentiful year they will sell to buy hens and goats to rear and produce chicks and kids which eventually they hope to exchange for cows.
And inside the market, "beautiful people in jogging outfits buying Cornish hens and pointing to lobsters".
Unaware of the black hole in the middle of the village, David and Ruth have bought 200 multicoloured cows, a hard-bitten bunch who laugh at the weather, while Rex and Toby are buying Welsh hens (nothing much to look at, but beautiful voices).
If you are buying older hens, you will need the coop immediately.
'With the money I have raised I have bought three hens and three ducks.
We bought six hens and set up a coop in the garden with staff and residents taking on the roles to look after the hens".
Fulham have bought 12 hens to live at their Motspur Park training ground to try to save £5,000 in the annual cost of providing the players with eggs.
In the meantime, go ahead and pick up a hoe, buy some hens, gather your eggs and farm where you are.
Buy three hens and start a chicken coop in the backyard or under cover (depending on the weather in your neck of the woods).
