Chickens

Protecting your ISA Brown chickens from harsh winter temperatures is vital to their health. Cold winds and winter precipitation are a recipe for upper respiratory illnesses and frostbite. Baby chicks … Read Post

ISA Brown chickens are bred for optimum egg production. These hardy birds lay an average of 300 large brown eggs per year. The commercial egg industry values ISA Browns for … Read Post

Cream Legbar chickens are a popular breed to keep on backyard farms.  But when their egg-laying days are done, you might start to wonder about their meat.  Can you eat … Read Post

After lowering the brooder temperatures over a few weeks, your ISA Brown chicks will no longer rely on an external heat source. Sooner or later, the chicks outgrow their brooder … Read Post

Frizzle chicken breeds make unusual-looking birds that come in an array of colors. This makes them excellent show birds. But they have a lot more to offer! So, when do … Read Post

ISA Browns are popular among backyard chicken keepers because they are prolific egg layers. But what if your hens start laying fewer eggs? Or maybe some have stopped laying altogether.  … Read Post

Broody hens are often the least active chickens in your coop but the most docile ones. Depending on whether you’re more interested in hatching chicks or egg production, broody hens … Read Post

Delaware chickens are dual-purpose birds that we love mostly for their impressive meat production. But will they fit in with the rest of your quiet chickens? Are Delaware chickens noisy … Read Post

Chicken keepers favor Ameraucanas because they lay blue eggs and are docile birds. These dependable layers even provide a steady supply of eggs in winter. If you want to raise … Read Post

I hear many chicken owners talk about how cool the Cream Legbar Chicken is.  It’s the unique crest of feathers sprouting from the back of their heads. They even lay … Read Post