It’s exciting to see your chicks hatch from their eggs, but keep an eye on your new little birds for these common conditions, some of which can prove fatal.

Chicken math dictates that you always need more chicks, so consider picking up an incubator to hatch some from your own eggs. Here’s what to know.

While it’s not always necessary to turn the soil on a farm, a rototiller can be a real timer-saver for acreage that produces year after year.

When summer days leave birds struggling to cool down, you can offer the flock a variety of chicken treats (including the recipe here) to keep them comfortable.

Turn your basic browns and common whites into a rainbow egg basket of color with blue-, green- and
chocolate-colored eggs!

It’s warming up out there, which means it’s time to spring clean. Scrub up your flock’s home, too, with these 10 steps to deep clean your chicken coop.

Good things come in greenhouses, such as year-round produce. Learn how setting up a greenhouse at your home can keep your thumb green all year long.