Chicken owner

Are you a new chicken owner? Or maybe you're just preparing for new chicks? Grab this helpful checklist detailing all the supplies you'll need to raise your backyard chickens - all the way from chicks to adult birds! #backyardchickens #chicks #homesteading #newchickenowner

Many chickens go their entire life and are never egg-bound. But, as a chicken owner, it is important to know what it is, how to recognize it, and how to treat it.

If local stores don't have the chicks you want, it's time to buy chickens online at one of the best hatcheries with the selections you want.

If you want to raise chickens, you can't just dump them in your yard and throw them scraps every now and then. There are several things you need to know and some common mistakes you'll want to avoid.

Do you dream of having your own little homestead no matter where you live? These 7 essentials for a backyard chicken coop will have you well on your way to your own little piece of

A happy, healthy backyard flock is something all chicken keepers desire. But sometimes injuries and ailments occur, and you need to be prepared to spot the signs. Sour Crop is something I am very f…

Sometimes I’m afraid being in this online homesteading world for the past 6 years has left me with some slightly skewed perceptions. Because I get to have so much contact with so many folks who so closely mirror my own ideals and goals, sometimes it’s easy to think that *everyone* is on the same page when it […]

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It’s a question commonly asked among chicken owners; especially around this time of year. Why aren’t my chickens laying? Do they need light in the winter? It’s common for people to give their chickens light in the winter, or even all year round. Some chicken-owners aren’t so sure. Here’s a look at both sides to help you make a decision.