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Read MoreLet’s identify some plants poisonous to chickens plus the likelihood that poultry will eat toxic plants within your yard.
Read MoreKnowing what to feed baby chicks is a critical step. Besides a good brooder setup, your best tool for success is proper chick nutrition.
Read MoreWith self-sufficiency gaining popularity, you may be considering expanding your flock beyond just chickens. Why not add heritage turkeys to your farm?
Read MoreAdd to Favorites By Doug Ottinger – Buying leftover, bargain-chick assortments from your favorite chicken hatchery is one of the most fun-filled adventures that any poultry keeper or group of …
Read MoreLearn how to raise spring chicks and about everything you’ll need to properly care for the chicks, including feed, bedding and heating.
Read MoreWill a broody hen adopt ducklings? One woman shares her story of her hens adopting ducklings after all her adult ducks were killed.
Read MoreOlive Egger chickens are not a breed, per se, but a cross of two breeds — usually a blue egg layer and a dark brown egg layer.
Read MoreChickens capable of doing even basic math? The idea seems absurd, yet, recent research suggests that they may indeed be capable of this. Read on to find out more about the numerical abilities discovered in chickens.
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