Welcome back, friends!If you’re like me, you’re always looking for new ways to keep your chickens happy, healthy, and excited about treat time. While it’s tempting to reach for store-bought snacks, they can be loaded with additives and preservatives—not to mention the price!

With the FDA stepping back from a major food service program, more families are turning to their backyards for fresh, reliable food. Growing your own produce is not only cost-effective but also gives you control over what you eat — and there’s nothing like the flavor of a homegrown tomato! Whether you’ve got raised beds, containers, or just a sunny patch of dirt, here are the best fruits and veggies to grow instead of buy.

If you’ve ever watched your chickens act like tiny feathered vacuum cleaners, you’re not alone. Mine are constantly on the hunt for snacks—which got me wondering if their food obsession had anything to do with their diet. According to my research, it’s actually pretty common, and one thing that might help? Fiber.

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In recent years, a growing number of people have turned to heritage chicken breeds for their backyard flocks, homesteads, and farms. But what exactly are heritage chickens, and why are they so valued? To answer these questions, we’ll explore the rich history and numerous benefits of these unique poultry breeds.

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n times of uncertainty and upheaval, turning to the earth can be a powerful act of resistance. A resistance garden is more than just a plot of land; it's a symbol of self-sufficiency, resilience, and a commitment to a healthier future. Here's a guide to help you start your own:

Incorporating herbs into your poultry's diet can offer a natural and effective way to promote their health and productivity. Herbs contain a variety of bioactive compounds that can provide numerous benefits, including:

While the basic premise of chicken egg fertility is straightforward, there are nuances that can affect the process. Understanding these factors can help poultry keepers optimize their egg production.

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Note: This recipe is a starting point and may need adjustments based on your chickens' specific needs and local ingredient availability.