7 Eye Opening Chicken Topics Coming Soon: Essential, Plus Many More…

The Amazing World of Backyard Chickens ~ Groundbreaking Chicken Topics ~ Coming Soon.

I’m excited to announce that I’m working on a series of new blog articles about backyard chickens!

My Backyard Chicken Articles Coming Soon!

Did I say I’m excited to announce that I’ll publish a series of new backyard chicken topics in the coming weeks? Whether you’re a seasoned chicken keeper or just starting, I hope you’ll find something helpful and informative in these blog posts.

Here are just a few of the topics I’ll be covering:

• How to Choose the Right Breed of Chickens for Your Backyard
• How to Build a Chicken Coop
• How to Care for Your Chickens
• How to Troubleshoot Common Chicken Problems
• How to Harvest Fresh Eggs (and How to Get More, and More Consistently)
• The Increased Interest in Free-Range Egg Farms in 2024
• What Backyard Chicken is That?
• How/Why do Roosters Become Aggressive and How to Handle Them
• Recipes: How and What to Cook with Fresh Eggs, and Why Older Eggs are So Special

I’ll also share my experiences and tips for keeping chickens in the backyard. I’ve learned a lot over the years, and I’m always happy to help others learn from my epiphanies and many mistakes.

Here’s a bit of a taster of what’s to come…

Looking back on my beginnings with chickens, I’ve had a journey marked by trials and triumphs. Each experience, whether it brought a smile or a lesson, has been a cornerstone in my understanding of these fascinating creatures. I remember an incident that profoundly shaped my approach to chicken breeding.

In my early days, filled with enthusiasm and too much excitement, I set some eggs under a broody hen. As hatching day approached, my need to interfere led to a decision I would deeply regret. I interfered with the natural process to ‘help’ the chick hatch, like helping a butterfly emerge from its cocoon. This was a severe mistake. By disrupting the natural hatching rhythm, I inadvertently caused the demise of those poor tiny chicks. I was devastated.

This incident taught me an invaluable lesson, much like the butterfly analogy. Just as a butterfly needs to struggle out of its cocoon to develop the strength to fly, chicks need to break free from their shells in their own time. This process is crucial for them to absorb the nutrients from the yolk and allow their feathers to dry. I hindered their natural development by intervening too early, leading to their unfortunate pre-mature fate.

This heartbreaking experience was a tragic reminder of the delicate balance of nature. It taught me that sometimes the best form of care is to observe and let nature unfold in its own beautiful (but frustratingly slow) time.”

So, stay tuned for more backyard chicken stories and posts coming soon!

In the meantime, if you have any questions or requests, please don’t hesitate to contact me.

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• I’ll cover many topics, from choosing the right breed of chickens to building a coop and caring for your flock.
• I hope you’ll find these articles helpful and informative and that they’ll inspire you to start your own backyard chicken flock!
• Plus, Fun-Filled Articles for Kids to Explore the World of Chickens!

I would really appreciate your help with suggestions for my next chicken topics. It has been a long time since I was a newbie to chickens so I may have forgotten how hard beginner chicken ownership can be so please ask me. No question about chickens is a silly question and I would really love your help.

The chook Chick