Wallace Thomas

Mint is a great herbal ally for humans, but mint is also great for chickens! It’s one of my favorite herbs to grow in the… Read More »Can Mint Be Used For Chicken?

Geraniums are one of the simplest plants to grow in your garden. They are frequent on chicken keepers’ grounds. If you’ve spotted your hens nibbling… Read More »Do Chickens Eat Geraniums?

Mint helps repels insects and rodents In addition to mint growing near our coops, we trim the mint throughout the summer and toss it into… Read More »How Do You Use Mint In A Chicken Coop?

Sunflowers are an easy to grow feed source for chickens that blend in perfectly in any yard or garden. Since black oil sunflower seeds are… Read More »Can Chickens Eat Sunflowers?

For instance, daffodils are poisonous to most animals, including chickens. But many people have dogs or cats as well as pretty spring gardens in their… Read More »Are Daffodils Poisonous To Chickens?

Possibly, but what is known is that oregano is a healthy addition to a chicken’s diet, and they love it. Oregano is packed with vitamins,… Read More »Do Chickens Like To Eat Oregano?

The French marigold plant has the most significant pest repelling characteristics. You may use it to help keep worms, fleas, and other bothersome pests out… Read More »What Kind Of Marigolds Can Chickens Eat?

If you grow marigolds and also have a chicken flock, harvest and dry the marigold flower heads and mix the petals with the hens’ scratch.… Read More »How Do You Harvest Marigolds For Chickens?

Violets make beautiful edible garnishes for cakes, cupcakes and ice cream, and also help with circulation and stop inflammation of the arteries. Your chickens will… Read More »Are Violets Safe For Chickens To Eat?

Dandelion That dandelion is completely edible, for people and chickens alike. Pull dandelions out by their roots and toss them in the chicken coop to… Read More »Can Chickens Eat Dandelions?