Wasting feed means wasting money, and nothing attracts rodents to a coop faster than scattered food on the floor. If you feel like you are …

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In this category, you’ll find information about the distinctive characteristics of different chicken breeds, along with some genetic insights relevant to breeding practices. Additionally, it explores chicken behavior, offering solutions for common issues and ways to optimize their welfare and productivity.

Wasting feed means wasting money, and nothing attracts rodents to a coop faster than scattered food on the floor. If you feel like you are …

“I would like to start chicken breeding next season. What breeds are popular, hard to find, and will sell well?” We see variations of this …
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 …
Broody Hen a.k.a Nasty Bit*h on the nest Q. How do I know if my hen is broody? 1. She’s glued to the nest. Kick …
Raising countless chicks every season, we often find that the ones who steal our hearts and catch our attention from a young age often turn …
Q. What is a “Frizzle” Chicken?A. Frizzle chickens can be classified into two distinct categories:The first category encompasses a specific breed known as the “Frizzle,” …
A broody hen is a hen that exhibits behavior characterized by a strong desire to sit on and hatch eggs. When a hen becomes broody, …
Are our birds “Show Quality”? Short Version:No, our birds are not considered show quality. Long version :While many of our birds are hatched from fertile …
Common Feeder & Feeding Problem. “My chickens tend to scatter a lot of food around their feeders.” This behavior often occurs when they’re fed a …
Introducing new chickens to an existing flock requires careful planning and management to minimize stress and potential conflicts. Here are a few tips we’d like …







