Unexpected illness or injury is part of chicken-keeping. Handle chicken emergencies better with these preparatory steps.
Horses, cattle, goats and sheep have different behaviors and tendencies, requiring different fencing needs. Here's how to choose the best for your animals.
The beekeeping hobby is full of opinions and advice—and not all of it is good. We separate truth from several common beekeeping myths.
These products, including a generator, portable power supply and lantern, are aimed at those who want to live more independently and self-sufficiently.
Do you know the meaning of terms such as straight run, pip and zip, bloom, and hackle? Here's a starter kit of terms on chicken facts and physiology.
Before hybrid broilers and superlayers, authors of poultry books in the early 1900s recommended some chicken breeds that are still prevalent today.
Chickens editors asked for photos, and readers sent them in. Here are some of the best. This round includes beautiful birds, a cute kid and a mountainous yoga pose.
Fluffy "house chickens" are among the items we found on the web. Others include a coaster set, superhero leg bands, a bracelet and greeting cards.
Is one of your hens unexpectedly setting? If you want to help this broody hen safely bring her chicks into your flock, follow these steps.
A boom mower, a cordless pruner, an ATV manure spreader and an adjustable rake are among the useful items our editors found.
Waterfowl behave differently than chickens, but they still have their pecking orders that you need to respect. Here's how to introduce new birds.
What is a chicken's normal body temperature? It varies, based on a number of internal and external factors. These basics will help you understand.
