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Choosing the Best Location for Your Chicken Coop

Choosing the Best Location for Your Chicken Coop

by Michelle | Apr 8, 2025 | Chickens, Coops, Runs, and Outdoor Spaces, Homestead

Choosing the Best Location for Your Chicken Coop by Published For the first-time chicken keeper, one of the biggest questions is: Where Should My Coop Be? The coop location should be favorable to you and safe for your hens. Here are some tips when evaluating your...
June Book Of The Month: Chicken Keeping Pure & Simple

June Book Of The Month: Chicken Keeping Pure & Simple

by Meghan H | May 25, 2023 | Meyer Hatchery News

The Meyer Hatchery June Book Of the Month is Chicken Keeping Pure & Simple by Nikki Husted. Learn how to keep chickens happy and healthy in this beautifully illustrated book.

All About Spurs In Chickens

All About Spurs In Chickens

by Manda H | May 24, 2021 | Chickens, Poultry Health & Wellness

Roosters and hens both can have spurs, small nail-like growths on the shank. Read on how and why you may need to trim spurs in chickens.

Cold Weather Chicken Care

Cold Weather Chicken Care

by Meghan H | Dec 9, 2019 | Coops, Runs, and Outdoor Spaces, Winter

You may be wondering how to take care of your chickens in the winter and if it is going to get too cold for them to keep warm, especially at night. Chickens can handle reasonably cold temperatures and will be able to handle more than you may think.

DIY Mealworm Farming

DIY Mealworm Farming

by Jess N | Sep 20, 2019 | Homestead, Poultry Health & Wellness

Mealworm farming is such a wonderfully interesting adventure! You will have some trial and error, but once you get established they are extremely easy to take care of

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