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We hope you’ll find joy and a wealth of information to be successful chicken farmers and gardeners.
Global poverty can be beaten one community at a time. We invite you to join us in our international mission to improve food security in the US and around the world — home by home, community by community.
Life, Love, & Chickens
Everyone has a chicken story; read and submit funny, helpful and meaningful stories here on our blog.
Chicken TV
From chickens in tutus to weird egg science, Chicken TV has something for all ages.
About Us
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Raising Chickens
Raising chickens does not have to be challenging. Check out our guides for basic tips for easy chicken raising.
Competitions
Check out our 2021 Chicken’s Got Talent competition and other contest winners!
Life, Love, & Chickens
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Recommended Books
Congratulations! You have decided to learn to raise chickens, garden, homestead, live more sustainably…but where do you start?
In effort to help you with easy chicken raising and easy gardening, we have done the research for you!
This is a living list of books we recommend about how to raise chickens, how to start a garden, food systems, composting, permaculture and other topics important to us and relevant to Coops and Gardens.
Beak Injuries in Chickens
Beak injuries are common among chickens and are generally the result of fighting with a predator or another chicken, trying to flee from a scary situation, or just a clumsy chicken doing everyday tasks.
Every so often, you may find one of your chickens has hurt their beak; you may see blood, the beak broken off completely or chipped, or discoloration indicating a bruise (like Margo’s beak in the picture above).
Caring for Chickens in the Spring
If you live in a colder climate, you may be thrilled to see spring roll around. No more trekking through snow to change water and feed your flock! BUT…warmer weather does not mean less responsibility with your flock.
Check out these five easy steps to get your spring chicken keeping off to a good start!
Scenes From the Farm…
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