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Nice overview! Helpful tips/reminders for all chicken keepers

Molting: All You Need To Know

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Well written, informative article. Thank you!

Norwegian style chicken coop

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Great job! Thanks for sharing, it is always so helpful to see what (and why) others have done as far as coops go. I’m always interested in making adjustments that make life for the chickens better and safer (and easier for me to maintain :)
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The coop deville 2019

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Nice coop with lots of great features!!

Chicken Math 101 – with Quiz!

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I really enjoyed this article and the thorough explanation of chicken math!!! Still laughing :lau

Winter-Coop-Temperatures

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Well written article. Dealing with harsh winters caused a lot of concern the first year I had chickens. The article nicely explains how to manage your flock and adjust accordingly depending on breeds, climate and housing

Kuntry Klucker's Hacks for Surviving Old Man Winter.

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Well done! A great review for keeping your flock happy and healthy through winters.... Nice bonus to include the recipe for home made flock block! Homemade treat dispenser (aka recycled plastic bottles), repurposed suet cages and providing dust bath areas go a long way to keep chickens active and stimulated when the ground is covered in snow and ice. I like to add some thick branches or tree stump in the run to provide additional ‘entertainment’.
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Going Mobile: For the Love of Chickens

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Kudos!!! Great article and awesome mobile coop! I love it! Perfect size for a smaller backyard flock, great details and ideas to make it very functional.... Love that the coop can be moved inside a garage or structure easily for severe weather. Will have to bookmark this in case I need another coop!

Accessorizing Your Run- How to Make Your Run More Fun For Your Chickens

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Enrichment of poultry environment is very beneficial, same as for any confined beings. Whether you have to use a run part or full time for your flock, using some of the suggestions in this article will provide entertainment for chickens as well as encourage natural behaviors and minimize issues like feather picking. Most of it can be done with no or little expense. No need to peel apples for chickens though unless you you want to go the extra mile ;)

Herbs, Flowers, and Weeds for Chickens

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I enjoyed reading this article! Quick review on some plants chickens can (and the ones they shouldn’t) eat. Also useful to know some herbs and flowers can be used in nesting boxes

Introducing a Single Hen to an Existing Flock

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nice article, well written. I have added a single adult hen to an established flock in a similar fashion. See but no touch after quarantine, adding chicken to the roost when it’s dark and mingling with the flock under supervision works ( at least for me) well. Few scuffles but no war, takes a little time but well worth it!

Brooding Chicks: The First 6 Weeks

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Great article! Comprehensive, well written and good pictures and links

10 Health Precautions For Backyard Chicken Owners

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nice review on precautions when handling chickens, especially coop cleaning. Great that bio security is mentioned-protection of your flock is important

What do these initials mean? Find out here.

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Nice resource, especially for new chicken keepers! Looking forward to future additions
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Thorough, well written and organized!

Bedding Part 1: Comparing Materials

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Nice review for common bedding pros and cons!

Beak and Claw Trimming

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Nice article, good pictures to illustrate. I never considered a pedi tool, I’ve always used a dremmel tool for a quick touch to smooth the nails after clipping. The pedi tool sounds like a great alternative
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Introducing New Chickens: Using the “See but don’t touch” Method

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Good information and covers several important aspects such as quarantine, age/size/appearance that can make introduction of new chickens to a flock more or less challenging

Understanding the Rose Comb Trait

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I like the article ! Well written and easy to understand
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