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Keep your chickens happy, healthy, and productive. This book is a compilation of updated articles previously published in Backwoods Home Magazine and Self-Reliance.
240 Pages
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Chickens — A Backwoods Home Guide
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Denise Walls –
Good information!
Renae –
I have a lot of the Homestead Magazines and I love
Them ALL! They are informative and very well put together. Everyone I have received I have been completely satisfied with! So much information in each one!
Lutesha Watson –
A Great read to get you started with raising chickens.
Vickie Swanger –
A very easy read. It’s practical and in formative.
Bobbie B –
This book has been very helpful. It would be nice to have some information about baby chicks health issues.
Amy Warner –
Excited to begin my journey with chickens!
Debra A Collins –
This will be a gift for my daughter. She has a small flock of hens and does it as a hobby.
Michaela Darling –
My dad loves his ladies (the hens… not… well ya know. He’s a great husband to my mom) any time he can- he researches chicken care. This book made an excellent gift for him. He’s seemed to enjoy his time reading it and has already come up with some new plans based around what he read!
Chad Johnson –
Lots of great info.
Note, chickens did not evolve from dinosaurs.
That is not possible
Chickens were created as chickens!
What came first? The chicken and then the chicken laid the first egg.
Angel Dugan –
Everything you need to know about chickens in one book
Jan –
The great thing about this book, Chickens – A Backwoods Home Guide, is that the information is practical homesteader articles, and each article is 3 or 4 half pages and some nice photos. So you can read it quickly, make some decisions and then apply it to crafting your own chicken plan with the knowledge you gained. It nicely covers everything you would need to know about chickens and is a quick reference on any of the topics about them.
Karen J –
Love this magazine! Still learning new things even tho I was raised in the country most of my life. Thanks you to the self-reliance team!