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Raising Backyard Chickens // Beginners Guide

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On the fence about getting backyard chickens? In this beginners guide will walk you through the ways to get baby chicks or pullets, when to get your chickens, chicken supplies, chicken feed, and general chicken care from birth through adulthood. I’ll also cover chicken coop designs and supplies and how to set up a chicken coop and chicken run.

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Tour of My Last Chicken Coop: https://youtu.be/XEDziwHUyJ0

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FOOD
Starter Food – first 8 weeks
Grower Food- 9 – 18 weeks
Layer Food- 19 weeks and on

What Chickens Shouldn’t Eat (I’m sure this isn’t COMPLETE, but covers most common)
– Avocado pit and peel
– Chocolate or candy
– Citrus
– Green potato skins
– Dry, uncooked beans, pasta, rice
– Junk food
– Moldy or rotten food
– Tomato/nightshade leaves/plants
– Rhubarb
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What we did to help our chicken that was egg bound with a prolapsed vent | Backyard Chickens

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What we did to help our chicken that was egg bound with a prolapsed vent | Backyard Chickens

Chicken prolapsed vent can pop up out of nowhere and is usually traumatic – both for the chicken and keeper. We learned a lot while treating our chicken with a prolapsed vent and will share what we tried to heal her naturally and how it went.

Full Blog Post: https://fromscratchfarmstead.com/chicken-prolapsed-vent/

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Instagram: @fromscratchfarmstead
Web: www.fromscratchfarmstead.com

Chicken care: Poopy butt a.k.a. pasty butt!

Getting poopy eggs from the nesting box? Well your chicken probably has poopy butt, a.k.a. pasty butt! So its time to do a booty check on the hens and get to cleaning off that backside!

What you’ll need:
Scissors
Luke warm water in a big container
Rubber gloves (optional)

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