You've decided you want chickens and have picked your breed(s)—but how do you actually get baby chicks? Here are some pointers for starting your flock.
When starting out with poultry-keeping, it's important to know which chicken breeds are right for your space, your climate and your expectations.
Cold weather is hitting much of the country hard, so here are some pointers for caring for livestock when the mercury drops.
The pandemic era has a lot of people getting "cooped up," like this Indiana family who decided to add chickens to their backyard and their life.
There are more reasons to keep chickens than just eggs, including for conservation, competition and even companionship!
If you like chickens, but also weekend sleep and vacations, then an automatic chicken coop door opener may be right for you. And modern products make the choice easier than ever.
Chickens are amazing creatures, but don’t take our word for it. These chicken facts will astound your friends and maybe even teach you something about barnyard fowl!
What kind of hens should you get? It really depends on your personal needs, as different chicken breeds provide different things (especially egg frequency).
A flock of hens gives beautiful eggs, but their feed bill can present a challenge. But you can sustain your chickens for less with these cost-saving tips.
For many, backyard chickens are like family pets, and there are some surefire ways to get on the good side of your feathered friends.
A Greener World's regenerative agriculture pilot program places environmental sustainability, animal welfare and human equity issues front-and-center on the farm.
At the turn of the 20th century, Petaluma, a small town in California’s Sonoma Valley, was not afraid to be chicken, and parts of the poultry past can still be seen today.
