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Ask The Expert February/March 2022
Add to Favorites Barred Rocks Not Laying Carol: Hello, I have six 22-week-old hens. Four Barred Rock and two that are orange-brown colored. The two orange-brown hens started laying eggs …
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Ask the Expert April/May 2022
Add to Favorites Booties For Bumblefoot? Hi Marissa, Do you know about neoprene booties for Pekin ducks that have bumblefoot? Thank you, Deborah *********************************** Hi Deborah, I haven’t personally used …
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Bawk Mahal Coop Inspiration 6/22
Repurpose building materials you have lying around for a creative and affordable coop.
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Erminettes
Erminettes were brought to the United States in the 1860s and poultry fanciers have loved them ever since.
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My Geriatric Flock
It would be difficult not to have some tales about the antics of backyard chickens. I have my share, and it is focusing on my older chickens.
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Ask The Expert June/July 2022
Add to Favorites Mandarin Breeding I look forward to your emails. I have a pair of Mandarins, but it is the law in South Africa to pinion all nonindigenous waterfowl. …
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Tips for Improving a Home Egg Business
There is just something about high-quality, farm-fresh eggs that most find hard to resist. Here are tips for improving your home egg business
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Sudden Death in Chickens
There’s nothing more horrifying than having your seemingly healthy chickens suddenly die with no warning. How can sudden death be prevented?
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Summer Pests in Chickens
Some of the most dangerous enemies of chickens aren’t predators. Here are some summer pests you should know about and what to do about them.
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K&B Liberty Farms
Why the name K&B Liberty Farms? Well, the initials for Kris and Brittney are obvious, but liberty has a deep meaning for this family.
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