You have a lot of options for housing your chickens, but choose your coop and run setup wisely to minimize hassle and maximize your hens’ health.

Raising chickens the natural way doesn’t mean setting them loose to fend for themselves, but rather being selective in certain choices you make for your flock.

Can you give your chickens treats? Yes, but it’s important to know what they like to eat, as well as what to avoid to prevent illness or even death.

There’s a lot to know about chickens, whether you’ve raised them for years or you’re a newbie. Here are a few things to keep in mind about keeping chickens.

A peaceful henhouse is a happy henhouse, so we gathered some easy tips and tricks to promote chicken harmony in your flock.

Concerned you don’t have enough acreage for cows? Here are five miniature cattle breeds sized just right for small farms.

Barber’s pole worms can be a serious problem for goats and sheep, but FAMACHA scoring helps keepers identify and treat affected animals.

Winter chickens inspire a range of tips for keeping flocks healthy and happy. We’ve rounded up thoughts from writers of yesteryear on the topic.

At first, it seems like there’s a great deal to learn about goats, but once you’ve mastered the basics, they’re relatively easy animals to keep.

The traditional time for goat breeding is approaching. Following these guidelines will help you produce a group of healthy kids.