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Cayuga Ducks - All You Need to Know

BYC Project Manager
9 min read
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Very informative article on Cayugas!

Building A Chicken Coop With Run

BYC Project Manager
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Great information on coops

Cornish X: The Quick Meat Bird

RaisinChicks7
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Good article, although seemed to be more on opinion than facts.
RaisinChicks7
RaisinChicks7
Well a factual occurrence is what I and my husband personally experienced raising these birds. It’s not an opinion - it actually happened. My opinion is these birds are not a great choice for the first meat flock. The facts are they grow at differing rates, some did not survive it, and they can be culled in 6 weeks.

What We Learned About The Brooder

3LilChickadees
5 min read
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Well written, good overview of the brooder.

Getting Your Chickens to Lay Eggs

BYC Project Manager
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Full of useful information.

What Is The Life Expectancy of Chickens?

BYC Project Manager
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Very informative! I also learned something new - human women live longer than men.
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A Guide to Feeding Chicken Scratch to Your Backyard Chickens

BYC Project Manager
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Amazing article all about scratch!
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How To Introduce New Chickens to an Existing Flock

BYC Project Manager
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Very well written-lots of great tips and information!

Can Chickens Fly?

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Great information on flying!

What Can Chickens Eat?

BYC Project Manager
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Very informative article.

Types of poultry flock

PippinTheChicken
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Great article with lots of information!
Very well written!

What Are CRD's & How To Manage Them

Chicken lover1980
2 min read
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Good so far, but still hasn’t been updated.

Bengalese/Society Finch Care & Breeding.

Johanna Lee
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Lots of great information! Well written.

Can Chickens Eat Pineapples? All You Need To Know

BYC Project Manager
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Great information!

Can Chickens Eat Peas? All You Need To Know

BYC Project Manager
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Great article on peas!

Integrating with a small coop and run

CKfarm22
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Helpful article! Adding more photos would help.

Can Chickens Eat Pears? All You Need To Know

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Lots of great information!

Treating Symptoms, Not just the disease

Mason Farm and Ranch
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Interesting article.

At least in humans, I believe we do too much of this. We treat the symptoms, but not the cause. For example, if someone has a peritonsillar abscess, resulting in a sore throat, fever, etc, you can give them advil for the fever, and cough drops for the sore throat, but it won’t do anything to treat the abscess (speaking from personal experience. Once you get the abscess drained, it’s instant relief. After the pain from procedure wears off, that is)
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