The Deep Litter Method can be a low-maintenance way to manage your chicken coop—but it isn’t foolproof. Learn why moisture, poor ventilation, and the wrong bedding can cause problems, plus simple tips to make deep litter work for your flock.
Thinking about starting chicks in the winter? You can absolutely do it—with the right setup! With some planning, patience, and a little creativity (like hot water jugs or a heat plate), your winter chicks will thrive and be ready to join the flock by spring!
Poultry waterers and freezing winter weather can be a struggle. Meyer Hatchery has tips for how to manage winter waterers without electricity.
Supplemental lighting in your coop during winter can increase egg production from your hens. Read why it works and what to consider.
The winter solstice and short day length affects how often a hen lays an egg, not cold weather. Meyer Hatchery explains the biology behind it and options for getting eggs in winter and when your egg production will return.
Winter means snow covered ground in many northern states. Learn how to grow sprouts for your chickens in winter to supplement their diet.