by Marie Nichols | Nov 22, 2021 | Pheasants, Poultry
Raising Game Birds For Release If you hunt game birds, raising them with the intent to release them into your area can be an essential part of your sporting operation. Having a known population of pheasant, ducks, quail, chukar, and other sporting birds can be a... 
by Marie Nichols | Oct 25, 2021 | Meyer Hatchery News
Questions From The Homesteaders Of America Conference In early October, Amanda, Carol, and Kendra traveled to Front Royal, Virginia, to the Homesteaders of America Conference. Let’s find out the most popular poultry questions that our teams answered for you at the... 
by Marie Nichols | Oct 18, 2021 | Coops, Runs, and Outdoor Spaces
Dealing With Rodents In Your Coop *As an Amazon Associate, Meyer Hatchery may earn from qualifying purchases made through links posted on this site. Finding mice or rats in your chicken coop for the first time is a surprise. You may think they are relatively harmless... 
by Marie Nichols | Oct 11, 2021 | Poultry Health & Wellness
Gape Worm Infection In Poultry Chickens can acquire a surprising number of different types of parasites. Perhaps one of the most difficult types of internal parasites to detect in your poultry is the gape worm (or gapeworm, both are correct). It is a worm-type... 
by Marie Nichols | Aug 23, 2021 | Poultry Health & Wellness
Fly Control In The Chicken Coop Controlling the fly population in your chicken coop and run is important for several reasons. Let’s take a look at why you need to keep the flies in check and how you can go about doing that. Be a Good Chicken-Owning Neighbor If the fly...