Can we cover the chicken coops to keep them warm? In the Northern Hemisphere, where there are snowstorms, frozen water, and sub-zero temperatures, keepers often …


Can we cover the chicken coops to keep them warm? In the Northern Hemisphere, where there are snowstorms, frozen water, and sub-zero temperatures, keepers often …
Are you walking out to the coop and finding empty nesting boxes lately? You aren’t alone! As the days get shorter, we get this question …
Did you know that Silkies, Bowties, and True Showgirls are genetically the exact same breed? It all comes down to one single, fascinating gene: the …
This is one of our most frequently asked questions every time we post a photo of our breeding pens! Choosing the perfect bedding is one …
What type of grain is good? You can use a variety of untreated, whole grains. We have had great success with barley, wheat, oats, and …
hatching eggs. Let’s separate the fact from the fiction in the poultry world. Myth 1: Posted eggs must “rest” to “heal.” FACT: No amount of …
As the weather cools down, your flock’s immune systems face their biggest challenge. Cold, damp conditions are the perfect breeding ground for illness. When you …
Hen Prolapse Happens, it doesn’t mean it’s the end. Hen Prolapse happens, it doesn’t mean it’s the end. *Keep the *feathered area dry* after washing …
The Crop It’s a little pocket at the base of their neck where they store food before it moves down to the stomach. It is …
When syringing e.g. worming or assisting an unwell chicken, be very careful. Chickens cannot close their glottis (airway), so if food or fluid enters the …








