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A backyard chicken coop setup is about more than building a shelter for your flock. It is a step toward a more self-sufficient, low-waste lifestyle where everyday syst… The post Ba...
Setting up your first chicken coop is exciting, but it’s also surprisingly easy to get wrong. Many first-time owners make avoidable mistakes that lead to stressed birds, rising cos...
Summer is a busy season for backyard chickens. Chickens love spending time outside scratching, pecking, and exploring. But hot weather can also make chickens uncomfortable. One gre...
A messy vent, possible mites, a full coop cleanout, and one very dramatic chicken dunking later… this is the less-glamorous side of...
Update from our favorite Chicken Vists @ The Gate. “Patty, Maxene and Laverne have gone to visit family for the summer. They will miss you!” Really hoping that this… yes, […]
Seeing something wrong with your chicken can be scary. One problem that can worry chicken owners is a prolapse vent in chickens. This condition looks serious, but with quick care,...
Chickens that otherwise get enough to eat typically won’t eat anything that’s bad for them. Or at least they are unlikely to eat enough to make them sick. And feeding kitchen scrap...
Kiernan So says chickens actually make pretty great pets.
Spooky looking Zombie chickens have pale plumage over dark legs, skin, beak, comb, wattles, and eyes. Because of this coloration, the chickens appear to be undead. However, they ar...
Spring is a wonderful time for chickens. The weather warms up, grass grows, and your flock becomes more active. But spring also brings strong storms. Heavy rain, strong winds, thun...
Mud balls are dark, hard lumps clinging to a chicken’s toes and sometimes the shanks. Some mud balls consist of mostly chicken poop. Others consist mostly of mud. In either case, m...
What is the number one cause of death in backyard chickens? If you said “disease,” you’d be wrong. The primary cause of death in chickens is predation. Let’s take a closer look at...
Quite a large variety of bugs enjoy grain products as much as chickens do. Bugs eat the grain and propagate by laying eggs in the grain kernels. They can affect dried grains (chick...
Summer can be a wonderful season for backyard chickens. The grass is green, bugs are everywhere, and your flock loves to scratch and explore. But summer heat can also become danger...
It is terrible how vulnerable they are. I love hens but having them means accepting that some day, somehow, some frightful predator will get them, no matter your efforts. Heartbrea...
You put time, money, and care into your flock, so the last thing you want is to find your chickens gone in the morning. Predators are persistent, patient, and surprisingly smart. R...
Do you deworm your chickens too often, or not often enough? Whether your chickens need deworming, and how often, has no one-size-fits-all answer. Factors that influence whether or...
I have really lovely neighbours but non of them are ‘chicken’ people, one has a daughter that is terrified of chickens, the other has a new born.. the rest are second home owners...
Summer can be hard on chickens. When the weather gets hot, chickens can feel tired, thirsty, and uncomfortable. They may pant, spread their wings, and spend more time in the shade....
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Hühner im eigenen Garten sind was tolles, aber nicht jeder Nachbarn liebt sie. ARAG Rechtsexperte Tobias Klingelhöfer erklärt die Rechtslage.
Should I get chickens? READ MORE...
Should I get chickens? READ MORE...
If you’ve spent any time in the quilting world lately, you’ve probably noticed a charming little trend strutting across our feeds: chickens. Cute chickens, vintage chickens, modern...
A recent letter writer asked Kokua Line whether there was a humane way to rid her neighborhood of a crowing rooster (“Wild rooster ruins sleep of Palolo neighbors,” Star-Advertiser...
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