Author: dlnichols77

Now that my chickens are about seven months old they have completely settled into their surrounds. By settled in I mean they no longer stay in the pen

Fall is a time when the garden is winding down, but the garden work isn’t! There are things that need to be done that you really shouldn’t put

You may or may not have heard about chickens that lay Easter eggs. Yes there are chickens the lay colored eggs. The chicken breeds Araucana (Some times misspelled

Besides bee hives, there is other bee-keeper equipment that still needs to be purchased by the beekeeper. Some of them are a smoker, a bee brush, honey jars

Feeding chickens is more than merely putting out some grains for your hens. If you wish to grow chickens that furnish you with excellent quality eggs on a

One of the many things you learn when you raise chickens is that fences are more to keep other animals out of the chicken coop than to keep

By Peter D Young You are probably reading this article because you highly doubt that you can grow tomatoes in the winter and that only the large companies

These are some pictures of my Araucana Chickens at six months old.

What we really need to fear about bees isn’t the sting. Gardeners know that most bees are gentle creatures, and if not bothered, don’t tend to sting. The

Now that my chickens are outside and growing faster than ever I have found myself filling their old chicken feeder daily. Which is OK if I have the