Chicken Breeds

    Keeping Chickens

    • Stop Chickens from Pecking Eggs: Effective Strategies to Protect Your Nest
      by Walter Gladewood
      Are your chickens pecking at their own eggs? To prevent this behavior, make sure they have plenty of calcium in their diet, provide enough nesting boxes, and remove any damaged or dirty eggs promptly. Remember, a happy hen lays happy eggs!
    • Keep Your Flock Warm this Winter: Tips for Heating a Chicken Coop
      by Walter Gladewood
      During the cold winter months, keeping your chicken coop warm is essential to ensure the health and well-being of your flock. From insulating the coop to using heat lamps, here are some effective ways to keep your chickens cozy and comfortable during the chilliest of days.
    • Can Chickens Safely Consume Cow Feed: A Guide for Poultry Owners
      by Walter Gladewood
      While it may be tempting to give your chickens cow feed as a cheaper alternative, it’s not recommended. Cow feed is often formulated specifically for the dietary needs of cows and may not provide the essential nutrients chickens require for optimal health. Stick to a balanced chicken feed for best results.
    • Top Tips for Keeping Your Chickens Dry and Happy During Wet Weather
      by Walter Gladewood
      Keeping chickens dry in the rain is essential to their health and well-being. Provide sheltered areas, such as a coop or covered run, where they can seek refuge from the elements. Make sure their bedding remains dry and consider adding tarps or installing gutters to divert rainwater away from their living space. After all, happy chickens are dry chickens!
    • Discover Creative Ways to Heat Your Chicken Coop Without Electricity
      by Walter Gladewood
      Keeping chickens warm during the winter months without electricity can be a challenge. From utilizing solar power to insulation and heating pads, there are several creative ways to ensure your feathered friends are cozy and comfortable.

    Breeding Chickens

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