If I haven’t told you I never saw myself raising chickens in my backyard, I’ll say it now; I never saw myself raising chickens in my backyard. Let’s just go ahead and add goats to that statement. Don’t get me wrong, I love animals. It just isn’t something I envisioned, but I absolutely love that …
Chickens lay eggs. Roosters crow. Well known facts about yardbirds. And growing up, that’s about as much as I knew about chickens. And THAT’S a fact! However, I have learned so much more cool stuff about our feathered besties. First of all, did you know…THEY ARE TECHNICALLY TINY DINOSAURS?! I knoooow! How cool is that …
You’re bringing home baby chicks, yay! Welcome to the crazy world of chicken tenders. You are going to love it here. If you already have a flock and chicken math has gotten to you-congratulations on your flock addition. If you are a first timer, I’ve got some solid tips for you to bring in your …
If you find yourself thinking of becoming a chicken tender, one of your first questions is likely, “what about a coop?” Friends, I would like to ask you some things to consider as a starting point: How much space do you have to dedicate to your coop? How many bird friends do you plan on …
No, I don’t mean “what is this chicken saying?” That’s a story for another day, but we will get to that! Maybe you have had your flock awhile and have all the chicken terms down pat. But, if you are new to this or just thinking about raising chickens, the chicken speak might be throwing …
They might be chickens just doing their chicken things, but I find it relaxing to watch chickens pecking away at earth. Their pecking can be rhythmic and kind of fascinating. They certainly seem to find it fascinating most of the time. What about digging though? Why do they actually dig in the ground? Two primary …
How does a stressed chicken act? We all want our animals to be happy and healthy; to thrive in their environment. Sometimes though, things can happen to stress our bird friends. Learning their everyday behaviors can teach us when we need to act quickly for a safe recovery. It’s important to watch for behaviors out …
Whether you choose a more natural approach or traditional, a little research and a call to the vet can set your flock on the path to wellness.
How and when you integrate new birds to your flock is a very, VERY important process. It will take time, good observation, and some patience. But, it is vital for the health and overall wellbeing of all your bird friends involved.
There’s this little issue that tends to arise during winter when you have chickens. And it’s called no eggs.
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