Chickens can safely eat fresh bread but only in small quantities. You should never feed them moldy, stale or rotten bread, while baby chicks shouldn't be given any type of bread. Feeding your...

Chicken dust baths are a necessary part of raising a healthy flock. A dust bath should contain dry dirt, diatomaceous earth, and sometimes clean builders sand. As a chicken keeper, making sure...

Whiting True Blue Chickens are fantastic layers of powder blue eggs, often starting at just 20 weeks of age. They are also very active with a pleasant and non-aggressive temperament. Generally,...

Miniature or bantam chickens are tiny and quieter egg-laying chickens. These birds can be fun to keep, generally get along well with young children and are cheaper to raise than conventional...

Food-Grade Diatomaceous Earth an excellent solution to eradicate mites, fleas and lice from your chicken coop. Using it is simply a matter of sprinking it around various parts of your coop. Have...

Chickens can eat all types of asparagus and many enjoy this vegetable. Some breeds may prefer steamed asparagus, and if serving raw, cut each stem down into smaller pieces. Asparagus is a...