Having a broody hen isn’t always a good thing, and you might have to break a broody hen from time to time. Here’s how. I’ll be the first to tell you that I love a broody hen. There is nothing like having a broody mama in the coop. Their ferociousness is adorable, comical, and a…
Chickens receive the protein that they need from commercial layer feeds, and it’s supplemented with bugs, worms, snakes, lizards, and any other goodies they find throughout the day. Sometimes, you need to give your flock other protein sources for chickens. Your flock’s needs will change throughout the year. Protein is a necessary nutrient needed for…
Keeping chickens in the winter doesn’t have to be scary or intimidating. When our first winter arrived with chickens, I had no idea anything about keeping chickens in the winter, and I stressed out. What if my chickens froze to death? Can chickens be outside in freezing temperatures? What do I do if my chicken…
