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Save money on chicken feed, reduce dependence on industrial monocultures, make your chickens happier and their eggs healthier. Give them access to good habitat, let help in the compost, feed them from the vegetable garden, grow fodder, and raise grubs are just some of the possibilities discussed here. In short, think of chickens as part of a permaculture design.

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How to keep chickens cool in summer's heat. | Farm Girl Inspirations

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eggs from chickens

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Chickens tend to be cold-hardy in general, handling the winter months far better than the heat of...

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Chickens

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DIY Homemade Flock Blocks For Chickens #Chickens

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Chicken Tractor

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DIY feedbag Christmas stockings

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Tips on keeping your chickens cool in the hot summer months

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Success stories with "before" and "after" photos, of non-invasive bumblefoot treatment in chickens, as a follow-up to my 1st post on this topic. There are no controlled studies of this treatment, but this anecdotal evidence says studies should be done. In the meantime, it's worth a try if your bird has bumblefoot, because it's so much easier on the bird than surgery!

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Leaves as litter in chicken coop

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10 life lessons I learned from my chickens - Urban Overalls

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Chickens make great pets!

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Describes why it's important to keep chicken coops well ventilated (even in winter) and how much ventilation is generally necessary.

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DIY Chicken Feeder for under $10

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Train your chickens to come when called, so you can let them out and get them in anytime you want. Also enables you to call them to safety when predators lurk. If you have multiple flocks, you can train each to come to a different call. Very helpful when you have new pullets free ranging with old flock, and need to get each flock to its own coop.

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Fresh Eggs Daily®: Probiotics, Garlic and Apple Cider Vinegar for Happy, Healthy Hens

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Fresh Eggs Daily®: Four Thieves Vinegar - An Herbal Elixir for your Chickens

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Fresh Eggs Daily®: 25 Sources of Plant Protein for Molting Chickens

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raising guinea fowl

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Fresh Eggs Daily®: Herbs for Hens™: Echinacea

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herbs for chickens

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Dirt bath

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homemade flock block recipe

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The Chicken Chick®: Chicken Resources Directory

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Fresh Eggs Daily®: Five Easy Ways to Keep your Chickens' Water from Freezing this Winter

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Inreresting!

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Homemade Boredom Buster Brick–For the Chickens in your Life

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