Two Chickens are Enough, But Here’s Why You Would Want Three
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If you are planning to get and raise geese in your backyard then this is the guide for you. If you have kept poultry, chickens, and ducks, in the past, you would be surprised to find how...
Chickens are omnivores and should be given feed that has enough protein, carbohydrates, and vitamins for proper bodily functions and growth. Once you know how properly feed chickens, your feathery...
Recently I talked to some friends who consider getting quails. They live on a small plot and won't want to bother the neighbors. So they came by to get a sense of how much noise our quails were...
A common question I hear from friends who are hatching their first ducklings is: When do my baby ducks start eating. Ducklings can remain unfed for approximately 36 hours after hatching, in fact,...
Did you know that some chickens lay green eggs? In fact, eggs come in many different colors besides white and brown, including green, pink, speckled, and blue eggs. These colorful eggs are no...
One of the most common questions I get from aspiring backyard farmers is this: "Will chickens destroy my garden and make gardening a lot more difficult?" Yes, your chickens will certainly destroy...