Fermenting Chicken Feed: Thoughtful Practice or Passing Trend?Â
Fermentation is a new idea in the chicken world. Is it actually suitable for your hens? Let’s take a closer look.
Fermentation is a new idea in the chicken world. Is it actually suitable for your hens? Let’s take a closer look.
Australian summers can be unforgiving, & chickens feel the heat far sooner than we do. Here’s 6 tips to keep them cool.
In the age of balanced pellets, pre-crushed grains, and complete feeds, it’s easy to assume grit is a thing of the past. However, chickens don’t chew and this simple fact makes grit essential.
How much you feed your hens matters – but also the quality of a feed will make a difference to the quantity they need to eat in any season.
Certified Organic feed means that your chickens aren’t eating pesticides, antibiotics or growth promotants. This is better for their immune system – and produces healthier eggs.
Yes variety is important, but make sure you are supplying your hens with everything they need to be strong & healthy. The wrong mix of feed can have negative effects…
Our feeding guides will step you through which product is suitable for your chickens, whether you’re starting out with baby chicks or mature laying hens.
It’s a common assumption: the higher the protein on the bag, the better the feed. But when it comes to poultry nutrition, that’s not quite how it works…
Your birds are vulnerable to many local predators. Who attacks and how will depend on your area. We have plenty of tips to keep them safe…
Herbal remedies are nothing new to us. Did you know that some also work for chickens?