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Welcome to BYC. As you probably know, Milford is part in Kent County and part in Sussex County being divided by the Mispillion River. The key to finding out if you can have poultry on a property in either county ( outside the Milford city limits ) is to check the zoning of the property and then...

Hi again Palm, I forgot to mention in my previous reply that if you live within the city limits of an incorporated town, you'll need to check out their zoning code as it will supersede the county zoning code.

Hey Palm, welcome to BYC. You'll need to check the zoning of your property and the your county zoning code. If you own your property, the zoning should be shown on your deed or you can check with your county planning and zoning office. You might also be able to find your county zoning map...

Hi Tara, I searched Facebook for the group but wasn't able to find it. I searched for the name exactly as it appears in your post. This sounds like a great idea so please let me know if the page isn't up yet or if the group name is a bit different than in your post. Thanks.

Hey Tara, Welcome to BYC. I don't know your location, but if you're in or near Delaware you may be able to acquire some Blue Hens from the University of Delaware. The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources keeps a breeding flock on the campus farm. I have friends who have gotten...

Hey Tara, welcome to BYC. I'm in Sussex County but if you're in Dover you might want to check city zoning laws or Kent County zoning laws to determine if it's legal to have a backyard flock in your location. You can access those laws online or contact the appropriate planning and zoning office...

Greetings from Rehoboth Beach!! We're known for the 16 million broilers and fryers raised in Sussex County every year but more and more backyard laying flocks are springing up. Cheers to all.:ya:ya