Suburban chickens

I found this old ad posted in Facebook.Even the smallest back yard has room for a flock large enough to supply the house with eggs. The cost of maintaining such a flock is small. Table and kitchen waste provide much of the feed for the hens. They require little attention--only a few minutes a day.

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Learn the different ways your backyard flock can help you manage waste by implementing one of these methods of composting with chickens. Let's face it, chickens make a ton of poop! When we were raising chickens in the city, we were constantly asked, "What do you do with all the poop? Throw it in the

While I am well aware that there are plenty of super thorough websites all about raising chickens, the problem with the Internet is that I often want Regular People Opinion. Not self-proclaimed C…

Quiet chicken breeds suggestions for suburban homesteaders, and preppers: Buff Orpingtons, Australorps, Wyandottes, Ameraucana and more.

Best tips to raising chickens in a small back yard and which breeds will work best.

How to Keep Backyard Chickens Secret. Tips and tricks for keeping a flock of hens in your suburban backyard without alerting the neighbors.

Living in an area with irritable neighbors or regulations, you need chickens that are on the quieter side. These are known to be less noisy.

Quail are one of the easiest animals to add to a backyard homestead and we'll show you all the reasons why NOW is the time to add them!