Select your coop bedding wisely to give your flock a comfortable place to roost, nest and live.
You were born to be an urban chicken keeper. Let me tell you why.
Give the gardener in your life something to be thankful for with these tools for a successful growing season.
Raising a backyard flock of different types of birds is no problem, as long as you practice awareness and caution.
Instead of giving a pet or livestock as a child's holiday gift, consider other animal-related options instead.
With the ever-increasing popularity in backyard chicken keeping, there are higher-quality feeds available out there.
When allowed to adapt naturally to the changing winter temperatures, chickens do just fine on their own.
Free-range eggs are available round the clock from a streetside machine.
By performing routine exams of your flock and individual chickens, you can help spot health problems in the flock and communicate those abnormalities to an avian vet.
Lighting the coop in winter can be a touchy subject among chicken keepers. Whether you decide to do it or not, give your hens the rest they need.
Michael Thompson spent less than $500 on the entire project, including the car. Not a bad investment for what he was able to accomplish.
Would you like a generous supply of farm-fresh eggs? Here are tips on finding the right layer hen breeds and how to care for them.
