Take Your Chicken for a Walk: 8 Chicken-Themed Items
November 14, 2018A chicken harness is among the items we found on the web. Others include kitchenware, a chicken-themed journal, a treat holder and an urban-chicken starter kit.
3 Traditional Turkey Recipes for the Holidays or Any Gathering
November 14, 2018The holiday season has arrived. Here are several tasty turkey recipes handed down to me through generations.
Flock Talk: What’s “Normal” for Chickens to Eat?
November 13, 2018In this Q&A, an author and chicken expert advises readers on the various things chickens eat, and what to do with surplus eggs.
How the Turkey Traveled the Globe to Get Its Name and Heritage
November 12, 2018The turkey originated in North and Central America. While European explorers and Asian traders later helped create new breeds, the birds got several names based on geographical misunderstandings.
Boar Tusks: Should You Trim Them or Not?
November 12, 2018Boars grow some big tusks, and while many farmers choose to trim them, some don’t. Performing the task correctly can keep you safe and your hog healthy.
Flocking Behavior: How Your Chickens, Ducks & Geese Act Like Wild Birds
November 7, 2018Backyard flocks might not fly with the seasons, yet their wild instincts play an important role in social bonds and creating a collaborative community.
Lady Birds: How to Raise Female Chickens as Broilers
November 7, 2018Female broilers grow slower than males, yet they have their own benefits and considerations for your meat production.
Holiday Chicken Photos: 10 Tips for Getting Great Shots
November 7, 2018Ready to take that holiday portrait of your favorite hen or rooster? Follow these basic steps to help you capture your feathered models at their best.
How to Successfully Raise Bottle Calves
November 5, 2018Raising bottle calves is a rewarding experience. Here’s the information you need including supplies, the feeding process and illness prevention.
Chicken Health A to Z: Know the Ailments That Can Affect Your Flock
November 5, 2018In part three of this series, we continue alphabetically through chicken ailments, covering feathers, fleas, flies, frostbite, housing and injury.
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Keep VetRx Respiratory Aid on hand so that you and your birds can breathe easy!
