Backyard Chickens: Join the Fun of Raising Chickens, Coop Building and Eating Fresh Eggs (Hint: Keep Your Girls Happy!
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Learn why cool people like Jennifer Aniston, Julia Roberts and Tom Brady all keep chickens as pets!
How would you like to have an omelette made with fresh eggs every morning?
By keeping chickens in your backyard that dream can become reality. Raising backyard chickens is taking the world by storm. And rightfully so!
These girls are really amazing. They require only the minimum in terms of food and care, yet they give back so much. Backyard chickens are so intelligent and all-round that it really is just a matter of time before one of them wakes up and decides to take over the world. So join the fun of raising backyard chickens NOW, before it is too late!
Jokes aside, backyard farming is truly great. Not only do these free range chickens produce a steady daily supply of fresh eggs, no, they also love to help you out with your leftovers and they are excellent pest deterrents!
One thing that few ever think of is how stress just evaporates in the presence of a healthy chicken flock. Sitting in your backyard and hearing the chickens talk to each other: it is so relaxing after a day at work! Caring for free chickens might just be the best way to recover from a burn-out. They have a soft clucking sound as they go about their business. It is quite soothing to the soul, and if you don't watch out, it can put you right to sleep in that garden swing.
With this book, you will learn everything you need to know to become the diy backyard homestead master of free range chicken gardens.
Hmm, wait, that wouldn't sound too cool on birthday parties.
But imagine this: how would you like to open your wallet to hand out a business card that has 'backyard chicken farmer' written on it? Now that's something!
Here Is A Preview Of What You Will Learn:
The benefits of keeping chickens in your backyard
How to select the right chicken breed
How to build a chicken coop (or should you buy one?)
What to feed your chickens
How to keep your girls safe from predators
How to prevent chicken diseases and keep your flock healthy
How to incubate chicken eggs
Dealing with city laws and hesitating neighbors (tip: give them free eggs!)
Sound good? Then let's get started! Your life is about to change...
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Backyard Chickens - Rhea Margrave
BACKYARD CHICKENS
Join the Fun of Raising Chickens, Coop Building and Eating Fresh Eggs (Hint: Keep Your Girls Happy!)
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Medical Disclaimer: The ideas and suggestions contained in this book are not intended as a substitute for consulting with your physician. All matters regarding your health require medical supervision.
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1 – Why Keep Chickens in Your Backyard?
Raising Chickens Is Cheaper Than You May Think
Fresh Eggs. Every Day!
Chickens are Intelligent and Caring
Hanging Out With Your Chickens Helps Reduce Stress
Free Manure
Chickens are a Great Pest Deterrent
Chickens Help You Dispose of Your Leftovers
Chapter 2: How to Select the Right Chicken Breed
Show Chickens
Dual Purpose Chickens
Egg Producers
Meat Chickens
Space and Size
Colored Eggs
Plumage
Climate
Chapter 3: Should You Build a Coop, or Buy One?
Decide How Many Chickens You Want to Keep
Size Does Matter
DIY vs. Pre-Made Coop
Chapter 4: What Will We Feed Them?
How Much Will My Chickens Eat?
Food Management
Growing Ration
How to Feed Your Birds on Range
Set a Good Table for Your Layers
Give Them Fresh and Clean Water, Always
Chapter 5: How to Keep Your Chickens Healthy
Avian Influenza
How to Prevent Infection
Is my Chicken Sick? – Signs and Symptoms of Disease
How to Check for Parasites
Chapter 6: How to Keep Your Chickens Safe
Your Chicken Coop: McDonald’s for Predators
Chicken Snakes
Possums
Owls
Red Tail Hawks
Rats
Weasels
Coyotes
Bobcats
Raccoons
Foxes
Dogs
How to Identify the Predator
How to Keep Your Flock Safe From Predators
Chapter 7: Incubating and Hatching Chicks
The Nanny Method
Artificial Incubation
Chapter 8: Challenges: Neighbors and The Laws
United States
Australia
Canada
United Kingdom
Rest of Europe
Chapter 9: A Few Last Tips
Giving Your Chickens Greens Year-Round
Put on Aprons to Stop Picking
How to Prevent Water From Freezing in the Bowl
Dealing with Roosters
A Final Thought on Predators
Conclusion
Introduction
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Thank you for taking the time to buy this book: ‘Backyard Chickens for Beginners: Join the Fun of Raising Chickens, Coop Building and Delicious Fresh Eggs (Hint: Keep Your Girls Happy!).’
This book covers the topic of raising chickens in your backyard, and will teach you the steps you need to take to be successful and keep your girls happy.
At the completion of this book you will have a good understanding of:
● what kind of chickens you want to keep in your backyard
● what kind of coop you will need and how you will need to furnish it
● how to increase your flock
● how to feed them
● how to protect them from predators, and
● things to do in the extreme heat and cold to make the chickens more comfortable and less stressed.
The first benefit you will think of is that you will have a fresh supply of eggs. But chickens are also famous for getting rid of all kinds of bugs and pests. They are very helpful like that. Any weeds you pull out of your garden or around your flowers, they will be happy to eat them for you too. By eating all the extra green garden delights, the yolks of their eggs you will find become more orange by the day.
One thing that few ever think of is sitting in your backyard and hearing the chickens just talk to each other: it is so relaxing after a day at work! They have