Healthy, high-protein snacks can help support your chicken flock during molting season! Here are 10 healthy snack ideas for your flock!
Read MoreCan chickens eat cranberries? Yes! They make a great treat by themselves or in recipes like this festive cranberry and scratch grain wreath.
Read MoreWhat better way to give your flock a pick-me-up than special, heart-shaped chicken treats you can make at home?
Read MoreWhen I first started keeping chickens, I felt that feeding scratch grains was necessary. I don’t remember where I heard this, but I fed scratch grains with corn daily.
Read MoreHeat exhaustion in chickens, heat stroke, or even death is a very real danger to chickens when temperatures rise. They don’t sweat like humans do, and are somewhat limited in their ability to cool down.
Read MoreAt Backyard Poultry, we love to tackle common reader questions, such as: “why have my chickens stopped laying” or “why are my chickens laying soft eggs.” With our popular Chickens in a Minute video series, we’ve created quick, informative videos to answer your common queries in an entertaining way.
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.
Read MoreCan chickens eat oatmeal? Yes. They certainly can! Oatmeal for chickens is one of my favorite treats to serve my flock in the winter.
Read MoreMake these stuffed pumpkin treats for chickens this fall. These pumpkin bakes are a great source of nutrition and enrichment for your flock.
Read MoreWhat can chickens eat at different stages of their lives? Learn what to feed chickens throughout their lives.
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