Although old-fashioned feeders may still work for some, people are finding themselves frustrated with waste.
Read MoreYou should be aware of these common chick illnesses. While these illnesses can be scary, most can be prevented by keeping your brooder and coop clean.
Read MoreI noticed one of the chicks was not like the other. Her name was already Henrietta, a Golden Laced Wyandotte, and I noticed her upper and lower beaks seemed to be growing apart, or at least not lining up together.
Read MoreThe three climate issues that affect chickens’ welfare are temperature, humidity, and insect availability for foraging, especially for free-range chickens. Climate change has become a priority on the homestead.
Read MoreMany of these herbs have been proven time and time again to heal respiratory issues (some studies have even been done on chicken respiratory infections!).
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Read MoreIf you are new to having backyard chickens and just starting out caring for baby chicks, you should be aware of a potentially life-threatening, but easily treatable condition that is fairly common, affecting mainly shipped day-old chicks.
Read MoreAsk our poultry experts about your flock’s health, feed, production, housing and more! Please note that although our team has dozens of years of experience, we are not licensed veterinarians. For serious life and death matters, we advise you to consult with your local veterinarian.
Read MoreAvoid bad behavior in the winter by adding diversity and giving them a distraction from the cold weather.
Read MoreWhat vegetables can chickens eat? String up these festive red and green vegetable garland treats from our list to keep your flock occupied this winter.
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