The Poultry Feed Team 
Chicken worming is a simple process today, but we should be wary of routinely using medication given recent headlines about drug resistance and concerns about the use of drugs in food-producing animals. Worms in chickens can be prevented or treated with medication, but only if we know how they get them and when to give … Read more
Typical images of farms typically include cows and corn, but there are many other types of farms as well. But how to farm ostrich? There are a lot of potential benefits to ostrich farming. Ostriches, as reported by Mother Earth News, have a much more resource-efficient meat production and consumption ratio than beef cattle. Ostrich … Read more
Chickens, like cats and dogs and other domesticated animals, can be found in a wide range of breeds, each of which has been developed through centuries of selective breeding to produce a particular set of characteristics. But what is the best chicken that lays eggs? The end result is that different types of chickens are … Read more
When it comes to food, what do geese eat? In this manual, I analyze the diet of wild geese and then offer suggestions for what to feed domestic goose breeds and wild geese at your local pond. Grass is the preferred food of geese if there is an adequate supply of high-quality grass. All the … Read more
Eggs fertilized or not? Can’t tell if your eggs are viable or not. Whether an egg contains a potential life form or is just a yellow yolk that won’t develop further can be determined in one of two ways. You may also want to read about the best chicken feed to get the best fertilisation. … Read more
The Olive Egger chicken is known for being calm and gentle. Famous for laying delicately hued green eggs, these birds are symbols of spring. But in reality, these fowl are not a purebred strain; rather, they are a hybrid. You’ll need a male brown egg layer and a female blue egg layer to produce an … Read more
Keeping a pet chicken seems like an interesting hobby for many people. Chickens don’t take up much space, they yield tasty eggs, and most people find them friendly. Besides, they don’t need that much to live either. It is also a good first pet for children. You may even want to keep your pet chicken … Read more
As for distinguishing between a chicken hen and a rooster, it is worth noting that many differences are not immediately apparent after a chick hatches and that it depends on the breed of chicken you have when gender can be determined. We will take a look at the differences between a chicken hen and a … Read more
Ameraucana chicks are a great choice for backyard chickens! They are hardy, friendly, and great layers. They lay up to 250-300 large, blue or green eggs a year – one of the highest egg production rates among all chicken breeds! Ameraucanas are also known for their calm disposition and friendly personalities, making them perfect for … Read more
There are many myths about chickens, one of which is that they don’t need water at night. In fact, just like any other living creature, chickens need water to survive. Without it, they can become dehydrated and may even die. Do chickens need water at night? The answer is yes, chickens need water at night. … Read more
