
The Broody Hen Guide
Broodiness is a completely natural state for hens. In this article, we’ll explain broodiness, how it happens and some tips on how to stop it.
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Top 6 reasons why chickens stop laying eggs. Age, seasons, molting, diet, dehydration & disease. Why do chickens stop laying eggs?
Read moreThis infographic shows the 12 best egg-laying chicken breeds! Get the most eggs by choosing the best chicken breed.
Read moreHow often to chickens lay eggs? View the 57 best egg laying chicken breeds with expected eggs per week (1-5+ and more).
Read moreTop 10 health benefits of free-range eggs. Vitamins, protein, folate, calcium, zinc, choline, omega-3 + more!
Read moreWhether you're breeding chickens for eggs, competition or fun, this guide will help make it easy with tips on nutrition, hatching and more!
Read moreThe Ameraucana Chicken is the second USA bred bird in our list! Bred for its wonderful blue eggs, the Ameraucana is perfect for a beginner backyard...
Read moreTop 4 supplements for chickens including calcium, Vitamin A, D & E and oyster shell. View deficiency and solutions for your chickens.
Read moreHow to make chicken feed for layer chickens. 6 ingredients, lbs. & rations so you can make your own chicken feed at home!
Read moreThis article brings all of the best eBooks and articles together in one handy guide so you can make the best decisions regarding your fluffy-butted...
Read moreLearn how to keep chickens warm in the winter with cold-weather preparation strategies in your coop and routine management methods.
Read moreNot only are Rhode Island Reds one of the most successful breeds in the world, but they are also the state bird of Rhode Island! That’s a Mile Four...
Read moreWhile not technically a “breed” per se, the Easter Egger is one of the most popular chickens for backyard chicken owners in the world! These chick...
Read moreBeen with Mile Four for about a year & our layers love it!!! We recommend it to everyone. We’ll keep buying it, hope you will too. We think you’ll love it as much as our hens do.
Jim McBride: Cheek, Texas