Consider these three breeds—Buckeye, New Hampshire and Rhode Island White—when starting or growing your flock.
Regardless of whether a rooster is present, a single hen sits atop the female pecking order. Here's how the behavior and balance of an alpha hen play out.
Find Out Why Golden Comet Chickens May Be a Good Fit for Your Flock
There are many meat chicken breeds available for small-scale meat producers and those looking to raise their own meat chickens.
A bantam chicken may require a little more dedication and work than standard breeds, but these little sweethearts quickly steal your heart and make the extra work worthwhile.
Chicken keeping habits can be good or bad, but with knowledge and understanding, you can break those bad habits, and learn to cultivate good chicken keeping habits.
The Pekin duck is an ideal choice for pet owners, backyard flocks and egg and meat producers.
Explore Eight Plants Your Chickens Can Enjoy
Do you wonder whether your breakfast egg could have developed into a chick? Here are ways to distinguish between fertilized and non-fertilized eggs.
Whether you seek egg production, meat, a guard animal or companions with strong personalities, one or more of these goose breeds might fit in your flock.
Poultry lice are an unfortunate fact of life when you live with chickens. Here's how to spot an infestation, how the lice operate and what you can do.
Here's how to build an in-ground worm bin (and what to feed the worms) so your flock can chow down on a nutritious homegrown snack.
