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Grit helps grind food in the gizzard; oyster shell supplies supplemental calcium for laying hens. Learn when and how to offer each separately.
Chicken Grit vs. Oyster Shell: What’s the Difference and When Do Chickens Need Each? Read More »
Protect chicken feed from moisture, heat, sunlight, rodents, insects, wild birds, and cross-contamination with a practical storage and rotation system.
How to Store Chicken Feed Safely and Prevent Moisture, Mold, and Pests Read More »
Grower feed supports developing pullets, while layer feed supplies the added calcium laying hens need. Learn when to switch and how to feed a mixed-age flock safely.
Layer Feed vs. Grower Feed: What’s the Difference and Which Do Your Chickens Need? Read More »
Chickens are enthusiastic eaters. If something falls into the run, there is a good chance your flock will investigate it—and an equally good chance someone will try to swallow it. Many fruits, vegetables, grains, and kitchen scraps can be offered safely in moderation. However, some foods contain toxins, excessive salt, mold, or other substances that
Foods Chickens Should Never Eat: A Complete Safety Guide Read More »
Watching chickens race across the yard for a favorite snack is one of the joys of keeping a backyard flock. Treats can encourage natural foraging, provide enrichment, help you bond with your birds, and even make it easier to call them back to the coop. But chickens will enthusiastically eat many things that are not
Safe Treats for Chickens: Healthy Snacks and Foods to Avoid Read More »
Feeding chickens does not need to be complicated. The key is to provide a complete poultry feed formulated for your chickens’ age and purpose, keep fresh water available, and treat extras like scratch grains and kitchen scraps as occasional snacks—not the foundation of the diet. In this chicken feeding guide, you’ll learn what to feed
Chicken Feeding Guide: What to Feed Chickens at Every Age Read More »
