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Latest Articles
- Can Chickens Eat Cabbage? [What The Research Says!]I must admit, I am personally not very fond of cabbage. Its that one vegetable that I’ve always left on my plate. But, passing them in the store the other day did get me thinking. Could I offer them to my chickens, would they like …
- Do Chicken Coops Need Windows? [How Important Are They?]Whether you are looking at new coops, or contemplating constructing your own for your chickens, the topic of windows will certainly come up at some point. Do you need them? Are they considered a necessity and are there any benefits to having them? I spent …
- How High Can Chickens Jump? [What About With Clipped Wings?]Despite being birds, chickens are not known for their flying. Instead, these birds are predominantly ground bound. Unless you have seen the film ‘Chicken Run’, of course. But in reality, how limited are they? What about jumping? Specifically, how capable are they of getting up …
- Best Nest Boxes For Chickens [Buyers Guide For Keepers]Nest boxes serve an important role for both the chicken and the keeper. They are in many ways essential for successful egg-laying and collection. Nobody wants to find their eggs broken, nor do we have the time to regularly clean up the mess that can …
- How High Does A Chicken Fence Need To Be? [And The Best Types]One huge component of owning chickens is keeping them safe. We are likely to want to let our birds roam around, and if they do so freely, there is a risk that they become a tasty feast for some of the larger predators. With this …
- Are Cocker Spaniels Aggressive? [Typical Breed Temperament]If you are looking at the Cocker Spaniel breed, you will likely want to know about their typical temperament. Besides, you may have young family members or even an experience with a dog of this breed. But are they generally aggressive? Is there anything you …
- Can Chickens Eat Asparagus? [Is This A Suitable Treat?]Asparagus. It’s a bit of a strange vegetable isn’t it. Strange in shape and strange in name. But does it have a place in the diet of chickens? Can they safely eat it and is this something that you may want to proactively provide them? …
- Can Chickens Eat Green Beans? [Is This Vegetable Safe?]I was cooking some plain green beans the other day and upon serving, soon realized I’d done too many. It got me thinking. Could I provide the surplus to my chickens? Could they benefit my flock and is this something I could look to introduce …
- Can Chickens Eat Pears? [Can You Offer This Fruit?]I am fortunate enough to have a pear tree on my property. While it’s great for the family when in season and provides fruit, it got me to question whether or not these would make a good treat for my chickens. Are pears healthy for …
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