Do You Have the Space for Chickens in Your Yard?

Keeping a free-range flock sounds great…but you live in the suburbs, and have a 5,000 square foot lot. So a free-range, roaming-around flock isn’t going to work very well. Your chickens will end up on the neighbor’s porch (which happened to me once, ending with me scrubbing chicken poo from the neighbor’s steps). ​The Case… Continue reading Do You Have the Space for Chickens in Your Yard?

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Here’s Why You Should Raise Your Own Chickens…

If you are a poultry eater, chances are you buy tons of supermarket sold chicken and other poultry goods annually. While the chicken sold in supermarkets may look healthy and full of protein, these poultry products are actually extremely unhealthy to consume. Since the 1970’s, poultry producers have injected chicken (and other meats) with saltwater… Continue reading Here’s Why You Should Raise Your Own Chickens…

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10 Pallet Chicken Coops

If you’re trying to lead a healthy lifestyle, it’s best to eat fresh, minimally processed meats, fruits, and vegetables. It’s pretty easy to start a garden – even if you’re limited on space. And depending on the climate you live in, you might be able to grow fruit trees. But what about dairy or eggs?… Continue reading 10 Pallet Chicken Coops

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What is Goutweed and How Do I Get Rid of It

Goutweed. Ground elder. English masterwort. Herb Gerard. Bishop’s weed. Snow-in-the-mountain. Gout Wort. Aegopodium podagraria. It doesn’t matter what name you call it by, this plant is known best as the bane of many a gardener’s existence. Native to Europe, this invasive species has rooted its way into yards and gardens internationally, stretching the U.S. from… Continue reading What is Goutweed and How Do I Get Rid of It

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Garden Cloches

It’s hard to match the pleasure of a flourishing garden. With the tomatoes stretching toward the sky, and my cilantro seedlings bursting from the soil, it’s hard to say which plant captures my heart most each season. But this year, I got a late start. My roommates and I all share a plot, and I… Continue reading Garden Cloches

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