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How to Keep Multiple Species of Birds Together

February 28, 2020
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Chicken Care, Ducks & Fowl, Guineas, Quail, Turkeys

Let’s face the truth. Chickens are the gateway to multiple species of birds. Or was that only me? I started out with a flock of chickens, learned that it’s not that hard to keep backyard poultry, and then found myself…

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By Michelle Marine
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Week 3 with New Chicks

February 28, 2020
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The Diary of a Chicken Owner, Chicken Care

This week marks the Rudd chicks' 2nd week birthday. They are averaging 180 grams now and truly growing each day! The 13 chicks are thriving and starting to grow in some juvenile feathers. They still have lots of fluff, and…

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By Hannah Sanders
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Treats Help Manage a Flock

February 26, 2020
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Feeding, Chicken Care

Anyone who has tried to herd an escaped flock back into the coop quickly discovers that chickens have a mind of their own. Some run this way, while others go that way. Few un where their owner intends. The result…

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By Rich & Marion Patterson
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Our Family’s Favorite Breakfast – German Pancakes Recipe

February 26, 2020
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Recipes, Egg Laying

Hopefully your chickens are starting to lay delicious, farm-fresh eggs again now that the days are getting longer. If you’re looking for a great way to use up those eggs, let me suggest one of our favorite breakfast recipes –…

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By Michelle Marine
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Week Two With New Chicks

February 21, 2020
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Chicken Care, The Diary of a Chicken Owner

The Rudd Rangers are growing right before my eyes! We have had them about 1 week, and they have grown from an average weight of 33 grams, all the way to 95 grams! Each day they grow more curious, more…

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By Hannah Sanders
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Bringing New Birds into an Established Flock

February 14, 2020
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Chicken Care

It’s always exciting to get new chickens. Your existing flock may not be as thrilled as you are for your new arrivals however. Introducing new birds into an existing flock should be done with care to make sure that all…

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By Shelby DeVore
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Do you need more than one chicken?

February 14, 2020
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Chicken Care, Egg Laying

Raising chickens is a rewarding and exciting experience. It’s easy to think of chickens as pets, especially if you interact with them frequently. Chickens are social creatures and can form a real relationship with you. It’s not uncommon for chickens…

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By Shelby DeVore
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Farm Eggs vs. Store Bought Eggs

February 14, 2020
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Chicken Care, Egg Laying

Raising chickens in your backyard looks totally different than raising commercial laying chickens. The difference in the chicken’s environment and lifestyle makes a huge difference in the nutritional value, taste and color of their eggs. Nutritional Differences Backyard…

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By Shelby DeVore
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The Arrival of New Chicks- Week 1

February 14, 2020
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The Diary of a Chicken Owner, Chicken Care

Our 15 Rudd Rangers arrived safely this morning! The post office gave me a call first thing Thursday morning and we picked them up. It' a good idea to call your local post office as soon as you get your…

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By Hannah Sanders
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Matt- Cup of Customer

February 10, 2020
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Cup of Customer

Hi, my name is Matt. I'm 11-years-old. My hometown is Platteville, Wisconsin. I've had chickens for about three years now. Last summer we got our chicks from Hoover's Hatchery. So last summer, I had I had a broody buff orpington…

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By Kelsey Spotts
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