Skip the expensive treats and let nature help feed your flock! Discover common backyard plants and wild greens that are packed with vitamins and nutrients your chickens will love—all for free. From dandelions to wild berries, these natural treats are a healthy, budget-friendly way to add variety to your flock’s diet.
Learn to grow sunflowers for chicken feed. This blog covers varieties, planting, harvesting, and storing seeds for your flock.
Black soldier fly larvae farming, why you should do it, and what it takes to add and maintain a black soldier fly bin on your homestead.
Visit the Meyer Hatchery blog to create festive fall treats for your flock. Learn how to make these easy, healthy treats for your chickens.
f you experience harsh winters, your flock may get “coop fever”, much like cabin fever that so many of us humans experience when we are unable to enjoy the great outdoors due to bad weather. I’ve put together a few fun and easy ideas to keep your birds moving and grooving throughout the winter.