When baby chicks first hatch, they don’t need any food or water for about 48 hours. They consume the yolk, and it provides them great nutrition while they’re hatching, and drying out. Once they’re dry you’ll want to provide them a safe place to sleep and with food, and water. Check out the rest of …
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I’ve been shopping for some signs for chicken coop to put on the coop we built, featured in the image below. I wanted to share some of the super cute signs I came across on Amazon. I’d love some feedback! Which one would you choose for my chicken coop? Which one do you like for …
I found all kinds of images to help inspire your next chicken coop. Whether you’re building or buying, I hope this post sparks your inner creativity and really gets the gears moving. There are many different ways to make a chicken coop. I want to help you find what you want in a chicken coop …
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Have you ever noticed how expensive chicken pecking blocks are? Since I don’t want to spend an arm and a leg on treats for the chickens, I decided to come up with my own Chicken Pecking Block Recipe. I’m actually super excited about controlling the ingredients, and even being able to give them nutrients that …
I don’t know about you, but I love spoiling the heck out of my chickens. My husband loves it even more than I do. They run to greet my husband when he comes home from work as if he has bread in his pockets. Knowing him, he just might 😉 For us, having healthy chickens …
So your chicks are several weeks old, and maybe you have them inside, and they are starting to stink am I right? Been there done that! So, let’s talk about How Long Baby Chicks Need Heat Lamp. Everything I’ve read says to start at 95ºF and decrease by 5 degrees each week until you reach …