Getting a few chickens can lead to a full flock, which can then lead to a diverse farm with many types of animals. Here are the basics on adding livestock.
Hurricanes and wildfires have affected many animals this year. Smaller-scale events can also cause anxiety. Here's how to spot trouble and help your flock.
Free-ranging chickens in an urban setting? Sure. With some planning, you can let your microflock free-range happily and safely in your backyard.
Winter preparation is different for chickens than for geese and ducks. Here's what we do to make sure our birds are warm and dry enough in the cold months.
Maintaining a healthy pasture-raised poultry system requires a holistic approach that considers the plant community, the soil and the chickens.
Some people move to the country with expectations that don't match reality. Here's what you can do if neighbors don't like your flock.
These measures that cover food, bedding, shelter and dry ground will keep your goats safe during flooding. It takes some work, but it's worth it.
An accidental chicken lady adopts a scrawny hen named "Poor Thing" who eventually blossoms and thrives in her new home.
Researchers have discovered that socially, chickens and humans have a lot in common. We examine the chicken hierarchy known as the pecking order.
Thomas was a good egg who quickly devolved into bad behavior. Over time, though, he showed himself to be a wise and nurturing mate.
Fall honey is rare compared with honey harvested in spring and summer. Here are four fall varietals that reflect their places and plants of origin.
Some injuries are more severe than others. Here are tips for treating various levels of wounds your chickens might suffer via accident, fight or predator.
