Chickens in the winter

As the cost of eggs rises at the grocery store many backyard chicken keepers are facing issues with their chickens not laying eggs. This can be incredibly frustrating when you are paying to feed your chickens and still having to buy eggs for insanely high prices. The good news is that winter does not have […]

Can chickens be in the snow? Yes! However, most chickens don't like walking in the snow, so learn some ways to help them avoid the snow!

Winter chicken coops: the good, bad and ugly! What makes a good chicken coop for winter weather? Take a look at what works and what doesn't in winter chicken coops, especially for those in snowy, cold climates!

Winter for any animal can present its challenges and it’s no different for chickens and the keepers of chickens. Providing the optimum conditions for your flock is essential and whilst they may not be laying at this point of the year effort still needs to be invested in their upkeep so they can start the…

Chickens are generally cold-hardy, but just how do they stay warm in the winter?

Heating the chicken coop in the winter is a decision that all chickens keepers will need to make. Learn why I don't and what I do instead for the flock.

My husband and I have been raising chickens in Western New York, where the winter temperatures consistently drop well below zero. We see harsh winds, nor'easters and plenty of piled up snow and ice. Over the years we've found several unique ways to winterize the chicken coop to ensure our birds will make it through

Winter can be a challenging time for chickens, but with proper planning and care, your flock can stay healthy and comfortable. In this blog, we’ll provide you with important tips to help you prepare your chickens for winter and keep them thriving in the cold.

The deep litter method is a great way to keep your chickens warm in the winter and to reduce your chore time. Read more about this method!

what to feed chickens in the winter

"Well Marge, I guess we're not spring chickens anymore!"

Here are a few tips I've learned to keep my chickens hydrated through the freezing days of winter.

should you keep lights on in a chicken coop over the winter? There are many reasons why some don't, but here are they reasons we DO.