Keeping backyard chickens is much easier then you may think, and much easier then regular household pets. By just checking on your chickens a few minutes a day, you should be collecting daily fresh eggs in no time.
In this book we will review the steps needed, from getting and taking care of small chicks, to transitioning your backyard chickens to an outside coup, and what to expect in between.
Grab a drink and a small bite to eat, find a comfy place to sit and together we will discover what joys backyard chickens can be.
In this book we will walk you through:
Space Required and Coop Size
Choosing a Chicken Breed
How to Care for Chicks
When to take them to the Coop
Keeping the Chicken Coop and Run Clean
How to Feed Chickens
Have a joyful life with this book and your new little friends
Genre: PETS / BirdsI want to thank you and congratulate you for downloading the book, “How to Care for backyard chickens: From Chicks to Laying Hens.”
Backyard chickens can be a good source of fresh eggs, meat and fun. Just like any other animal, hens are nice pets to have around. They are low maintenance and offer us a wide range of benefits that other pets don’t. You won’t need to play with them, groom them, take them for walks and henceforth. Their constant supply of fresh eggs is a good thing for your family.
Urban chicken are increasingly becoming popular with home owners due to many of these benefits. In addition, they don’t need much space. A proper housing for them, known as a coop can be built easily from home or bought. A chicken coop will need to be strong and effective to ensure your hens are comfortable and healthy and also protect them from predators. It doesn’t need to be highly specialized, in fact most people prefer to have it built from home rather than buying. This enables you custom built it. We shall be looking at this and more on the chicken coop in a later chapter.
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