Traditional Holiday Plants Are Toxic to Humans & Pets, But for Chickens They're No Big Deal
American Buff geese are a good choice for those looking to raise their own meat or for the waterfowl enthusiast who enjoys the company of a friendly goose.
While our holiday tables look very different today, exploring the birds behind the carol offers a charming glimpse into Christmases past.
Salmon Faverolles are the ideal addition to any backyard flock. Their sweet, docile personalities make them excellent pets for families, while their hardiness and winter egg-laying abilities add practical value.
Expand—or start—your microflock the holiday way with this trio of chicken breeds originating from France. They really are three French hens!
Add a Festive Flair to Your Chicken Coop During the Holiday Season
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Think only woolly sheep can produce fiber? In fact, fiber goats produce some of the most high-quality natural fiber around!
Give your chickens some holiday flair with these four projects for poultry-safe wreaths, which can be hung in or around the coop to add festive fun.
You Can Raise Turkeys Outside of Holiday Demand for Meat and Eggs
Turkeys have many of the same basic needs as chickens which makes adding a small flock a thriftier choice than adding waterfowl or a herd of mammals.
Keeping a closed flock of chickens is a practical and inexpensive way to maintain the spread of disease in backyard flocks.
