Natural health doesn't have to just apply to your life—you can practice holistic care with your chickens, too.
Coops and runs differ in space, flock size and weather. Here are bedding options to consider and how to tell which is right for your situation.
Let's hope no one ever makes a romantic movie about the mating behavior of hens and roosters.
Before selecting a goose breed for your farm, take note of the job you want it to perform.
Your hens can offer another form of income: You can sell their eggs to other farmers for hatching. Here's what to consider.
Focusing on your birds' diet and coop design will keep them thriving even in cold weather.
To keep your chickens at peak performance, you need to make sure their nutritional requirements are being met.
Don’t undercut yourself when starting a business to sell hatching eggs.
Especially during the winter, provide your waterfowl with entertainment to discourage bad behaviors and promote bonding.
Pasturing your flock is good for the birds, but you have to keep your pastures in top-top shape.
If you’re in for a cold winter just about every winter these layers can tough out the cold.
Do you want to get your flock outside in different places? Here are instructions on how to build a nice moveable coop.
