Rhode Island Reds come from Adamsville, Rhode Island as a result of crossing Red Malay Game, Leghorn and Asiatic stock during the 1840s. Today they are one of the most popular chicken breeds in the US due to their attractive light yellow skin for meat and their highly productive brown egg laying. In fact,...
Many people are building their own chicken coop these days. Some chicken owners also happen to be woodworking hobbyists who truly enjoy the work of creating a wood structure themselves. They may have a certain attractive design in mind for their backyards.
In this podcast episode I talk about how you can tell if your hen is broody. One of mine recently went brood and I use her as an example. This Episode was sponsored by MobileLifeToday.com
It’s amazing how many dog owners are horrified to learn their dogs absolutely LOVE to eat chicken poop. These little delicacies can be licked, scarfed down or even rolled in for a dog’s sheer enjoyment. The risk, of course, is that man’s best friend may ingest campylobacter or salmonella bacteria, causing diarrhea and transmission...
Spring time is here and you know what that means – fluffy, adorable chicks will soon be on the way! While this is undoubtedly an exciting time, it’s also a lot of work, as baby chicks need to remain indoors for the first 5 to 8 weeks until they’ve developed all their feathers. To...
Garden With Confidence: Learn From Erica Glasner At The 13th Annual Callaway Gardening School Launch your Spring gardening endeavors with advice from experts at the 13th annual Callaway Gardening School March 25, 2011. Join us for a fantastic gardening experience with one of Georgia’s own gardening gurus, Erica Glasener.
