Petra's Flock
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Rumble now hosts our live Grace and Hope Farm Chicken and Geese cameras set to jazzy Christmas music! We challenge all of you to use the music at your next Christmas dinner party. Make sure that the chicken cameras are prominently displayed on your television. We guarantee it will be a hit! Merry Christmas and Read more
You feed your chickens cracked corn and grains. Chickens are not the cleanest eaters in the world and small bits are left behind. Consequently, mice are going to be attracted to your coop. You will have lots of them! When that happens, you need to have the tools to deal with them. Chickens Eat Mice. Read more
Autumn is here and the hens and geese are incredibly active! Enjoy our LIVE camera feed. It’s a great way to enjoy a country farm from wherever you might be. Happy Autumn everyone and thanks for visiting our page! Also enjoy our LIVE chickens and geese, with TRUMP Rally Music!! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! Full track Read more
Petra drove to pick up our chicks and the geese rather than using the mail like last year. I remember a lot of consternation over on time delivery and whether our hens would be lost in the mail. That concern was understandable. There isn’t much space inside the box for the chicks to move around. Read more
Are you looking to create a sustainable and productive orchard? Incorporating chickens into your orchard can help maximize its output. Free range chickens can provide a range of benefits to a permaculture orchard, from pest control to fertilizer and eggs.
We spent four nights trying to catch our racoon. The raccoon visited the chicken pasture each night to eat any scratch grains that were left behind. Last night we finally caught him! It was a rainy night and I moved the humane traps to areas underneath overhangs. I examined both traps this morning. You will Read more
You will deal with unwanted guests during your time as a chicken farmer. You spread scratch grains and other snacks for your hens every day. Although chickens are normally thorough in finding all this food, they are inevitably going to miss something. Those leftovers are going to attract a variety of different animals and many of them are predators for chickens.
Chickens require a nutritious diet to stay healthy and productive. Their diet should include a variety of grains, fresh vegetables, and occasional treats.
It’s a very dangerous world out there if you’re just a little chick. Introducing your chicks to the outside world can be very intimidating, especially after playing surrogate parent to your flock for several weeks. There are several important steps you should take to ensure a smooth transition from their brooder to their hen house.
Hemp bedding is becoming an increasingly popular choice for hen house owners looking for an eco-friendly and comfortable option for their feathered friends. Hemp is a fast-growing, sustainable crop that is naturally resistant to pests and diseases, making it an excellent alternative to traditional bedding materials.
