My Australorp, Helen, is a tough broody to crack. Despite her sacrifices to keep the flock’s unfertilized eggs warm—forgoing food, water, exercise, dust bathing—the stubborn old hen won’t budge. Because we’re nearing the end of prime hatching season, I’m willing to bet that many of you are dealing with a broody hen or two, […]
If you want hens that have good mothering instincts to keep your flock growing, here are breeds known to be broody.
Your outdoor-loving pooch won’t love the itchiness that comes with fleas and ticks. Protect it using these natural parasite prevention methods.
Warning, this post is not for "serious” chicken keepers. Everyone else wants to have a little fun may proceed.