In this guide, we’ll explore the most popular egg-laying chicken breeds in Australia, offering insight into their personalities, care needs and how many eggs they can provide.
Category Archives: Chickens
A roosting bar is a horizontal pole where chickens perch at night while in a chicken coop. As soon as it gets dark, they get into the coop and find themselves a comfortable place on the roosting bar to settle down and sleep for the night.
Discover 10 common reasons why your backyard chickens may stop laying eggs, from seasonal changes to stress, and learn tips to keep your flock healthy and productive.
One of the greatest pleasures of tending to backyard chickens is the anticipation and joy of collecting fresh eggs from the coop. In this guide, we will look into why chickens might not be laying eggs and offer solutions to boost egg productivity.
Choosing the perfect chicken egg incubator that meets your needs can be a daunting task. With a range of models and designs available, along with factors like price and quality to consider, the process can feel overwhelming. But fear not! In this guide, we’ll unravel the complexities of selecting the ideal incubator, making the decision-making process smooth and informed.
Discover the leghorn breed, renowned for egg-laying and charming personalities. Learn how to care for these feathered friends and enjoy fresh eggs daily!
Discover the secrets of raising Rhode Island Red hens in your backyard. Learn about their egg-laying prowess, hardiness, and charming personalities.
Discover the joys of raising Australorp chickens, the friendly and prolific egg-layers perfect for your backyard flock. Learn more now!
Summer has arrived, bringing with it sweltering temperatures and scorching days. Just like us, chickens feel the heat and need our help to stay cool and comfortable during the scorching summer months. So, how can we ensure our clucking companions beat the heat and thrive? Here are some savvy tips for keeping your coop cool and your chickens content this summer.
Just like humans, chickens enjoy eating and are prone to overindulging. As a backyard chicken keeper, it can be tempting to spoil your pets with lots of treats that make them happy. But excess calories can lead to obesity and related health issues. It is your responsibility to provide them with an appropriate amount of food – not too much and not too little.