Urban Chickens

My husband and I often wax poetically about someday living in the country. Nothing fancy or elaborate. Just a couple of acres where the kids can climb trees, scrape knees, dig holes, and get dirt under their fingernails. Our dream is to someday build a house in the country. We may never actually do it, but it’s a fun dream. Our tastes have changed over the years, but the constants of this fake dream house always include an open airy kitchen, a deep wrap around porch, and a garden. I have t

Urban homesteaders, discover quiet chicken breeds perfect for city living. Enjoy peaceful coexistence in your urban homestead without disturbing neighbors.

Chickens are the most common livestock raised by preppers, regardless of where they live. Here's how to raise them in the city.

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If you want to raise chickens for eggs, the first question everyone asks is "how many chickens should I get?" Here's what you need to know.

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Raising city chickens is so much fun, and a great way to ensure you get fresh, healthy eggs every day! Keeping backyard chickens is a little different than most pets. There are certain requirements to keep your new chicken friends happy and healthy. In this post we'll cover everything you'll need to get started with

As backyard poultry farms gain in popularity, find the coop that works for you, whether you live in the country or in tighter, urban spaces.

Chickens are very sensitive to high temperatures, much more so than cooler temperatures. While winter chicken keeping does pose its challenges, summer chicken keeping also presents a whole new set of issues. Chickens have a normal body temperature around 105-107 degrees F, so keeping them cool in hot weather is extremely important. These 8 ways...