Chicken

Chickens are omnivorous birds, meaning they can eat a whole array of foods. That includes both plant and animal-based foods. In short, they will eat almost anything that their little beaks can handle. In the wild, feral chickens feed on insects, worms, small animals, seeds, fruits, and other vegetation. When in captivity, chickens are usually … Read more

Chickens are omnivorous creatures with a wide and varied appetite. Similar to dogs and humans, chickens can eat a wide variety of foods, including proteins, seafood, grains, fruits, and vegetables. In order for a hen to be healthy, have strong immunity, be vital, and have large eggs, she must be fed a variety of food … Read more

Whether you’re a first-time chicken farmer looking to raise your chicks from scratch or you’re a seasoned poultry keeper and need more space to accommodate a new batch of chicks, learning how to build a brooder is worthwhile. However, there are a few things you must know to ensure that your brooder is safe, comfortable, … Read more

Chickens are an integral part of any farm. But for them to produce eggs, meat, fertilizer, and other poultry products, they need to be healthy. And any chicken owner knows that the health of their chickens starts with a proper diet. While many chickens rely solely on their feed and foraged insects for nutrition, some … Read more

You can’t go wrong with a homemade chicken feeder. Why? Because it affords you the flexibility to design the perfect feeder for your feathered friends. By a perfect feeder, it means: a feeder that is safe for the chicken keeps them from making a mess (with their poops) prevents them from wasting feed allows you … Read more

Possums live in North America, from parts of Canada down to Mexico. Although they inhabit American forests, they have adapted well to living with humans. Possums are generally very peaceful non-aggressive creatures and are very useful animals for they are great for pest control. Still, they can cause a headache for farmers and livestock owners. … Read more