If your older hens aren’t scratching around as they should, clip their nails to prevent overgrowth.
Help your ducks and geese weather the bitter cold of winter by giving them some additional attention when the temperatures drop.
Still scratching your head over whether the chicken or the egg came first? For “Rent The Chicken,” the answer is simple: the chicken.
Looking for an animal that brings a big dose of amusement to your farm? Here are a few we recommend.
If you have a hen that’s stopped laying and you suspect a bound egg to be the problem, here’s how you can nurse your chicken back to health.
With a 5-gallon bucket and cheap veggie tray, you’re flock will be fine dining at a low cost.
With egg-laying season ramping up, provide your backyard flock with a protein boost by supplementing their diet with mealworms.
Wild and free-range chickens are not the same—learn the difference and how to combat a feral chicken problem where you live.
The best indicator of this potentially fatal parasitic condition can be found in your chickens’ poo.
Handle a nuisance hen or rooster with one of these three proven methods.
A new study finds external parasites are a problem for backyard chickens, but you don't need to worry—too much.
