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Welcoming New Baby Chicks to Your Flock
If you've seen our social media posts lately, you know that we've proudly added four new baby chicks to our flock this month. To say I...

Annie
Feb 26, 20203 min read


Winter Egg Production and Frozen Eggs: How to Protect Your Flock’s Eggs
It’s the middle of winter here in Minnesota and temperatures frequently drop below freezing. Many people question my choice to live here,...

Annie
Feb 5, 20203 min read


How to Get Your Chickens to Lay Eggs in Nesting Boxes
One of the most exciting times we’ve had in our backyard chicken experience is the day we received our very first egg. If you've gone...

Annie
Jan 29, 20203 min read


Managing Frostbite in Chickens
If you’ve never experienced a January in Minnesota, you should, at least once in your life! I was born and raised here, and still, there are times when I’m surprised at the sub-zero temperatures we get! I mean the kind of temperatures where your skin hurts just being outside, and your lungs sting when you inhale too quickly. Usually around this time of year, weather officials start to warn about the dangers these temps can cause. They tell us it’s important to take special ca

Annie
Jan 24, 20206 min read


Chickens Losing Feathers? How to Help During Molting Season
I remember the first time I watched our chickens go through their fall molt. I was so worried—I thought for sure my chickens were dying! They looked like a total mess. But after doing some research, I quickly learned that molting is a completely normal part of raising chickens. In fact, chickens go through two smaller molts as chicks before they experience their first big molt at around 12-18 months old. When the lazy days of summer turn into cooler, shorter fall days, you ma

Annie
Oct 1, 20194 min read


How to Safely Integrate Your Chicken Flocks
When I started this adventure with backyard chickens, I said I wanted NO MORE than six chickens! I had chickens before, and both times, I...

Annie
Aug 14, 20193 min read
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