Green grass may look picture-perfect, but it leaves your chickens something to be desired.
Your hen’s egg-eating habit may be a bigger issue relating to space, diet or age.
Provide enough room in the coop and run so that your chickens can live out happy, healthy lives.
Make sure your chickens are getting the right size meals to make the eggs or meat you’re raising them for.
Are your chicks outgrowing their brooder? It may be time to introduce them to the outdoors.
If a flock’s bullying behavior goes beyond the typical pecking order discipline, take these steps to help protect the victim hen.
If your chickens aren’t eating the corn in their feed, they could be looking for a different source of nutrition.
Just because your broody hen likes to set doesn’t mean she’s meant to be a mama.
The chicken breeds you keep need to suit your coop and chicken-keeping style. Here are our favorites for no matter how much room they have to roam.
Coops are one of the most expensive chicken-keeping purchases, so weigh your options to find the best one for you.