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Read MoreOften called the coronation Sussex, one of the oldest English breeds, the speckled Sussex chicken breed is a great dual-purpose backyard chicken.
Read MoreTo make the chicken molting cycle smoother, keep protein in their diet and promote a low-stress environment.
Read MoreAmerican Plymouth Rocks, Asiatic Cochins, English Cornish, Mediterranean Leghorns, Continental Polish, and the Games are still leaders in small flocks, exhibition, and the hearts of all who keep them.
Read MoreMake these changes to address chicken behavior problems, and learn how to stop chickens from pecking each other, eating eggs, and more.
Read MoreAre bantams real chickens? Where do bantam chickens come from? We answer all your bantam chicken questions.
Read MoreRooster’s rock! They are beautiful, majestic, and handsome gents, and I love them … well, some of them.
Read MoreSelecting a meat chicken breed will vary based on your needs. The Cornish Cross is most popular due to the short time it takes to reach maturity. However, many other broiler breeds can provide exceptional meat for your family.
Read More“We’ve kept chickens for years and had Rhode Island reds, leghorns and all sorts, at various times,” she says. “This time it was all about the eggs, so we went for the best layers. They lay all through the winter and summer alike!”
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