Getting a few chickens usually leads to having a full-fledged flock, which can quickly lead to a diverse farm with all sorts of animals.
Resist the temptation to fill a child’s basket with Easter chicks—unless they’re the candy or stuffed-toy variety.
Want to add variety to your poultry operation? Consider these quail breeds.
There's more than one way to castrate a farm animal—and options on what to do afterward, too.
Planning on raising hatching eggs for incubation? Check out these four factors to determine if chicks are in your future.
With a little care and attention, you can prevent a spring swarm, keeping your hive strong and in tact.
Consider these three cool-season forages as you plant your pasture with free-range poultry in mind.
Seeking more sheep reading? Enjoy five of my uncommon favorites.
Correctly composted poultry manure greatly improves garden soil.
Recognize a parasite infestation in your flock, and learn how to easily control them to keep your birds comfortable and pest-free.
Create a green roof on top of your coop for both aesthetic and environmental reasons.
Starting a flock with healthy chicks sets you up for success, while dealing with illnesses from day one can be discouraging. Here's how to start off right.
