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    Boredom Busters for the Brooder

    Learn all about boredom busters for the brooder! Treats, dust baths, interaction and more! Keep your chicks stress free and happy.

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    Bald Spots in Day-Old or Young Chicks: Should I Worry?

    Brooding can be so much fun, but no one expects bald spots on their chicks! Learn about what causes them, and if you need to worry.

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    Hardware Disease in Poultry

    Chickens’ curious foraging habits can put them at risk for hardware disease—a serious condition caused by ingesting metal objects. Learn the warning signs, treatment options, and simple prevention tips to help keep your flock safe.

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    Probiotics For Your Flock

    Probiotics can be a helpful supplement for supporting your flock’s gut health, digestion, and immunity. Learn when to use probiotics for chickens—including after antibiotics, during stressful times, when introducing new chicks, and while recovering from illness—and how beneficial bacteria can help keep your birds healthy.

  • 5 Best Fall Treats for Chickens

    When your chickens are molting in the fall, they'll appreciate these protein-packed treats! Every fall like clockwork, your chickens will start to drop their feathers.  The timing of the annual molt is tied to days getting shorter. That lack of daylight signals to chickens (and ducks) that it's time to grow in nice new feathers to help them stay warm through the winter. ©Cop

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    Eggshells in the Garden

    Don’t toss those eggshells! Discover simple ways to reuse them in your garden, compost, and worm bin for healthier soil and plants.

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