Chicken

While most of you may not even have an idea about Black Chickens breeds, there already exist multiple breeds of them. No, we are not only talking about the chickens who have black feathers and appearance. But here, we are literally bragging about Black Breed Chickens with Black skin, meat, bones, and even heart. Individuals […]

Tylan is a powerful macrolide antibiotic and bacteriostatic feed additive approved and accepted by poultry owners and experts all across the world. It belongs to the same family as Erythromycin and is commonly used for treating inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract and diarrhoea.  Tylan 200 is a versatile drug and comes in handy for a

Chickens can eat jalapenos in small amounts, but it’s important to be careful not to overfeed them or give them too much at once. Jalapenos are a type of hot pepper and can cause irritation or digestive upset if given in excess. That being said, jalapenos do offer some potential benefits for chickens when given

Can Chickens Eat Maggots? Well Yes, chickens can eat maggots as their part of diet, and there are some benefits to doing so. Maggots are the larvae of certain types of flies and can provide a good source of protein for chickens. Additionally, eating maggots can help to supplement their diet, especially if they are

Do you have a pet Chicken or entire poultry at home? If yes, then you must be eagerly waiting for those everyday fresh eggs to arrive your way. But do you know how often Chickens lay eggs? Chickens (exclusively Hens) lay one egg per day (on average) during their laying season. Though when the weather

We all understand that you do not need a rooster to get an egg. Our hens will lay an egg every day with or without any help from the male chickens. However, in case you need to fertilize the chicken eggs, you’ll need a rooster to carry out his responsibilities with your hens. For a

As Americans grow more curious as to where their food comes from, many are opting to raise their own animals instead of relying on industrial farming and production. This has led many to build their own chicken coops and raise a brood right in their own backyard. In most cases, people find that the work

I have come to realize that wintertime is certainly never the best of times for chickens as a result of the cold weather which affects their bodies in several ways. Also, the harsh weather conditions will hurt egg production while also making some chicks ill.  These conditions are certainly not ideal for bird and bird