The Secret Weapon for Safe Coops: Why Hardware Cloth is a Backyard Chicken...
Raising backyard chickens is a fun, rewarding, and sometimes clucking hilarious adventure. Whether you’re in it for the fresh eggs, the lively companionship, or a more self-sufficient lifestyle,...
View ArticleUnderstanding Diarrhea in Chickens: An In-Depth Guide
Understanding Diarrhea in Chickens: An In-Depth GuideHey there, fellow chicken enthusiasts! If you’re raising chickens, you know they can be delightful companions—and sometimes a bit of a challenge....
View ArticleCaring for Ducks in Winter: Your Ultimate Guide
Caring for Ducks in Winter: Your Ultimate GuideHey there, fellow duck enthusiasts! As the chilly months roll in, it’s time to think about how to keep our feathered friends happy and healthy during...
View ArticleA-Z Chicken Treats and Their Health Benefits
The first time you get chickens your probably wondering, what treats can I give my chickens? Its good to give chickens treats to give them a diverse diet, especially if they don't free range! In this...
View ArticleThe Ins and Outs of Chicken Egg Laying in Winter
How Winter Affects Egg Laying Decreased DaylightAs winter approaches, the days get shorter, leading to a decline in egg production. Hens may stop laying altogether if they receive less than 12 hours...
View ArticleCoccidiosis in chickens: What even is it?!
Coccidiosis is a disease most chicken keepers have experienced at least once, but it is a scary problem to deal with for those new to chickens. Luckily, there are lots of things you can do to help your...
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DIY Dove Release: Why it’s a Bad Idea
The white dove is a powerful symbol of peace, love, and freedom. These majestic birds are often used during weddings, funerals, and memorials to create an awe-inspiring spectacle. But, have you ever...
View ArticleCoccidiosis in chickens: What is it?!
Coccidiosis is a disease most chicken keepers have experienced at least once, but it is a scary problem to deal with for those new to chickens. Luckily, there are lots of things you can do to help your...
View ArticleDucks VS Chickens: Why to choose chickens
The debate between ducks and chickens is harsh, like cats and dogs. Before we start let's just say, that both birds are great pets and poultry, however here are some reasons why you should choose...
View ArticleClucking Christmas: Making the Holidays Safe and Fun for Your Chickens
Christmas is a season of joy, family, and delicious food—and that includes your feathered friends! If you’re a backyard chicken keeper, you might wonder how to share the holiday cheer with your flock....
View ArticleCaring for Pigeons in an Aviary or Indoors
Pigeons make great pets, something that is unknown to many people, even those who keep chickens and other types of birds! In this article I will go over the basics of caring for pigeons outdoors in an...
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Had four guinea fowls sitting on a massive pile of eggs 2 got up yesterday and decided not to return but the other two have stayed one egg hatched today but I'm worried about the others it's 34° today...
View ArticleMy DIY chicken coop.
Here is my coop. I built it almost three years ago. Modified a design I found online by Ana White. I omited the hole in the floor, the clean out tray (as I'm doing the deep litter methid with hemp) and...
View ArticleEliminating Lice (or Mites) on Chickens
Introduction So your birds are losing feathers and looking scraggly, but aren’t molting.Or maybe you actually saw the pests crawling on them.Either way you’ve come to the right place.(This article is...
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Painted Woods Quaviary - A Button Quail Aviary
This is my journey of building an aviary in one of my spare bedrooms for my 32 Button quail, also known as Chinese Painted quail or King quail. The empty room: I scrubbed the logs clean with Murphy Oil...
View ArticleMy Pekin has bright green poop
My duck, Charlie, just started having green poo yesterday, but it has gotten brighter and more frequent. In May, she started having egg laying issues. She was egg bound at first, but then later, we...
View ArticleTes's Coop!
Welcome to BeeSpoken Farm! Back in 2020, my family packed up and trekked all the way from Wisconsin to Tennessee. Our goal was to become self-sufficient and have a profiting farm, and of course we...
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