Food for chickens

What Can Chickens Eat? Healthy Treat Ideas + Toxic Foods List

These clever ways to feed your chicken for free are also going to result in more eggs!

If you have a large flock, non-GMO chicken layer feed can cost a pretty penny. Here's how to make your own 16% protein feed.

There are lots of things that chickens can eat, including foods from the kitchen, from the garden, and from the earth.

Here's a thorough list of what chickens can eat in more or less abundance. Turn your table scraps into fresh eggs and let nothing go to waste!

Learn about 10 common foods that are harmful to chickens and which ones to avoid or limit. Keep your flock healthy with safe alternatives and expert tips!

Learn how to make chicken feed for your laying flock that is nutrient-rich and non-GMO, and with no drop in egg production! Try it today!

Discover why and when chickens need help with extra protein - and create a natural, inexpensive treat to boost their health.

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As feed costs soar, chicken keepers increasingly seek affordable alternatives to commercial feeds. The surge in rising chicken prices has led many poultrymen

This week by week guide to raising chickens will show you what to do and what to expect from baby chicks until they are full grown.

CHICKEN TREATS This is a list of almost everything you can feed a chicken. However, everybody's chickens have their own tiny brains full of likes and dislikes, so while one person's chickens may come running for grapes or watermelon, another...

While most fresh fruits and vegetables are fine to feed your flock, here is a list of 15 things you want to avoid feeding your chickens.

SPROUTING GRAINSIt is winter. In some areas, this means that the world is a lovely shade of pavement.Here in

Have you thought about supplementing your chicken feed with plants around your garden? Here are the top 10 plants to grow for chicken feed.

Super easy frozen chicken treat for a hot day Make them frozen treats. Summers can be hard on chickens, so help them cool off with this easy to make treat using fresh fruits, veggies and juice. Use the recipe or create your own! Plus, why you shouldn't use canned corn!

Caring for chickens brings much freedom and flexibility. While prioritizing their safety, health and nutrition, winter season may pose a challenge due to its limited foraging. Here’s where sprouting grains for your flock comes in. Despite seeming complex, it’s quite manageable for smaller flocks and your chickens will love it.