So you want to get some chickens for your backyard or homestead? There are a few things to consider first, like what do they eat, how old are they when they transition into the big coop, and what type of breed do you need? Learn all about that here.| Homesteaders of America
If you have found yourself thinking about bringing meat birds onto your homestead, consider choosing one of the heritage meat chicken breeds.| Homesteaders of America
From the moment that you first bring home the newly hatched chicks, the question of how to keep chickens warm will become important.| Homesteaders of America
Let's take a look at some of the common backyard chicken illnesses and ailments, and also, how to treat them effectively.| Homesteaders of America
Wondering which meat chicken breed to raise on your homestead? Check out the pros and cons of Cornish Cross or Freedom Ranger broilers!| Homesteaders of America
Do you know which chickens lay blue eggs, green eggs, brown eggs, and white eggs? In this article, you'll learn all about a few of our favorite colored egg layers!| Homesteaders of America
Cardboard coop bedding is a great alternative to straw or sand for chickens. It is biodegradable making it an excellent compost for a garden.| Homesteaders of America
Our family works to raise much of our own food including meat & dairy. We think there are 9 great reasons to raise pastured livestock.| Homesteaders of America
Do you want chickens for eggs and meat on your homestead? Check out these dual-purpose chicken breeds!| Homesteaders of America
