Plants Toxic to Chickens: What’s Safe for the Holidays
December 9, 2025Traditional Holiday Plants Are Toxic to Humans & Pets, But for Chickens They’re No Big Deal
Salmon Faverolles: A Friendly, Hardy Chicken for Backyard Flocks
December 2, 2025Salmon Faverolles are the ideal addition to any backyard flock. Their sweet, docile personalities make them excellent pets for families, while their hardiness and winter egg-laying abilities add practical value.
Flock of Chickens: Benefits of a Closed Backyard Flock
November 7, 2025Keeping a closed flock of chickens is a practical and inexpensive way to maintain the spread of disease in backyard flocks.
Diseases in Chickens: Autumn Health Risks
October 22, 2025Diseases in chickens can spring up overnight, but learning how to diagnose, treat, and prevent these five common autumn ailments can help your chickens stay healthier year-round.
Fatty Liver Disease in Chickens: Causes & Prevention
October 22, 2025Providing our hens with proper nutrition and helping them maintain a healthy weight should help them live longer, healthier lives.
6 Causes of Swollen Abdomen In Chickens
October 22, 2025Know the Possibilities & Possible Solutions Before You Head to the Veterinarian
Chicken Coop Light Pros & Cons
October 8, 2025Using a chicken coop light in the winter is always a debated topic among backyard chicken owners. Knowing the pros and cons of using artificial light for chickens will allow you to make the best decision for you and your flock. Here’s what you need to know. 4 Pros for Using a Chicken Coop Light […]
How to Raise Chickens Without Porch Problems
September 10, 2025Give Your Chickens Room To Roam Without Affecting Your Personal Space With These Free-Ranging Tips
Polish Chicken Breed: History, Traits & Care Tips
August 14, 2025The Polish chicken breed is used mainly for exhibition. Some strains lay three to four medium-sized, white eggs per week while others are mediocre layers.
Silkie Chicken Breed Profile: History, Traits & Care
August 11, 2025The Silkie is a bantam breed with a long history used mainly as an exhibition or pet chicken. Silkies are very broody and make wonderful surrogate hatchers.
