Chicken

When your hen is egg bound, your hen may appear weak, show no interest in moving or eating, have a “panting” respiratory rate, and may… Read More »What Does A Egg Bound Chicken Look Like?

Chickens fed exclusively corn (or mostly corn) have the most yellow skin. You should usually find a label on the chicken meat packet, stating whether… Read More »Why Is My Chicken Bright Yellow?

Can chickens lay “gold eggs”? In fairy tales, the chickens can lay “golden eggs”. However, chicken antibodies production platform developed by Cloud-Clone Corp. makes the… Read More »Do Any Chickens Lay Golden Eggs?

Chickens are a common sight on rural homesteads across South Africa. These are so-called ‘village chickens’, also named ‘indigenous foragers‘ or ‘Zulu chickens’. Yet although… Read More »What Is A Zulu Chicken?

Easter Eggers, as their name implies, lay beautiful eggs that can be various colors from green (pictured), to shades of blue, yellow or even pink.… Read More »What Chicken Lays A Yellow Egg?

Summary. Generally, you should expect hybrid breeds to live between 2- 4 years; this will vary from bird to bird. Heritage hens are more likely… Read More »How Long Do Yellow Chickens Live?

The truth is that you don’t have to feed chickens grain, and they will be healthier birds if you don’t. Chickens raised in this manner… Read More »Should Chickens Be Grain Free?

The main ingredient of all chicken feed (over 85%) is grains and grain by-products, protein-producing seeds, and meal made from them such as canola or… Read More »What Are American Chickens Fed?

When your hen is ready to lay an egg, she will sit on her nest and may be seen straining slightly. Some hens will also… Read More »How Do You Know A Chicken Is About To Lay An Egg?

A chicken breast from a free-range chicken can supply more than 50% of the body’s daily protein needs. Chickens that are free to roam around… Read More »Why Free Range Chickens Are Better?