• Last updated Today by 1Teacherchick

We just started our little flock with 3 Rhode Island Red Chicks . As they grew, we noticed that one of our little flock was "different"  (middle chick) The difference became obvious. It grew a large comb and started trying to crow. My husband had to hurry up and start a coop. And a run. Where will it end?   read more

• Last updated Today by WinklerFarms

Our farm is in its infancy but we have big plans. We started raising and selling Cornish x this year and sales have been great! We also sell started pullets, day old chicks, and hatching eggs. We are located in central Minnesota and live on 20 beautiful wooded acres. Projected sales for this summer are around 500 birds. Next summer we hope to get to our 1000 allowed under our state exemption. From there we don't know. On our farm we also have 2 goats which the kids love, 2 dogs, and 4 ducks. Winkler Poultry Farm Clarissa, MN read more

• Last updated Today by ByN8ureHomstead

I will be adding my chicken tractor  and my water system here. read more

• Last updated Yesterday by 6chicks4us

Describe '6chicks4usPage' here   6 Rhode Island Reds for Easter that I was NOT prepared for! However, it didn't take long to get in the act.   Husband and Son built the Purina Coop pretty much last Saturday. Painted it this week but still have a ffew things to do...run, nest box, and whatever else may come up!     read more

• Last updated Today by crazychickenwom

        The Fort Rox Coop Munchkin Mountain, Ohio                  It all began when I decided that having a few chickens around our place would be a fun and worthwhile project, for myself and our family. It would teach the kids responsibility and provide a great food source for our family. It wouldn't take much time or money to do and I thought that a few chickens running around would also help with our tic problem here on the hill. We already had 2 calves, 5 dogs, a cat and 5 kids so chickens seemed like the next logical step.        Ok,... read more

• Last updated 5/19/12 by ki4got

I've seen a number of people who are new to poultry asking, "What is ______?" Fill in the blank with any color or feather type or part found on a chicken.  I've answered a lot of these posts privately, some publicly, and finally decided it would be easier to just provide a link to a page. So here it is...    The FIRST thing I will recommend, if you're wanting to breed any APA recognized varieties of poultry, is to get a copy of the Standard of Perfection. Any edition will do as many of the breeds haven't changed in years, though newer volumes will have more... read more

• Last updated 5/18/12 by chubbiechicken

This coop is made from reclaimed redwood planks, copper ridge cap and copper trim.. Cant wait for my chicks to check it out! read more

• Last updated 5/18/12 by Blue MTN Farm

Blue Mountain 'Farm' is a mountain with the historical name of Blue, but the farm part of its name is so quoted because there isn't much farmish about it... yet. So far, our 15 acres in Vermont only consist of the following 1 Rhodesian Ridgeback 2 Tuxedo Cats 1 New Leafy Veggie Garden 3 Unpruned Apple Trees  Wild Raspberries & Blackberries Maple Syrup Waiting to Happen Mice & Bugs Woods, Brooks & Wetland Our little family of 3 & Potential   *** We moved to our little homestead just over a year ago & we hope to fill it with growing... read more

• Last updated 5/18/12 by kindredspirit

a herd of 30 something Rhode Island Reds :) read more

• Last updated 5/18/12 by sonxbuy

In recently, we?¡¥ve been experiencing a lot regarding a possible Apple television. The newest rumors advise that the set will probably introduction later next year or in early 2013, and could offer access to apps and iCloud, among several other features. While I known on these internet pages not too long ago, I?¡¥m enthusiastic from the prospect of an Apple television, and I can say without any doubt that I will be first in line to buy the set if and when it launches. But suppose Apple mackintosh isn?¡¥t the one company considering seriously with regards to... read more