Reviews by Pyxis

Good article explaining how to use the collars, and the potential dangers of them as well.

Great idea with good step by step directions and visuals.

Excellent article!

Very detailed article, lots of good info.

Awesome article. Good info about not feeding them raw!

This is a really cool idea for recycling old items into a mobile chicken coop! The run made with the satellite dish and the cattle panels is a neat addition.

Only thing I would suggest for the article is fixing the formatting a bit - it makes it a little hard to read.

Good advice to avoid wild mushrooms - I would be too worried I'd accidentally feed them a toxic one!

Really cute! I love the theme.

Good info!

A good documentation on how you treated frostbite in your hen.

A very nice run-down of how to get started in still life photography.

Great info about insulating a coop while also still providing insulation. The part about eating Styrofoam made me laugh - I don't know what it is, but chickens are just drawn to it! Mine always eat it if they have access.

Lots of good tips for when you are preparing to start a flock.

A good article on how to grow chamomile for your chickens - and why you'd want to!

A nice article. I have always found that the way to my ducks' hearts in through lots of mealworms.

Good article about the issues surrounding debeaking, and how the problems that lead to even needing to do it in the first place can be addressed so it's not necessary to do.

Good article! Interesting that too much kale can cause issues.

Good article on the dangers of using pesticides and herbicides around chickens, and the other options you can explore instead. For me, my chickens ARE my pesticides and herbicides, haha. I just let them loose wherever I need insect control or weed removal, and they get right on it

Awesome article, lots of detail!

I found this article very interesting, coming at it from the perspective of someone with parrots. A lot of the time feeding peanuts to parrots is discouraged, since they are so high in fat. I was interested to read how it was similar in chickens!