by Julie | Jun 4, 2020 | Sales
As you know, I am now a chicken mama. In the past three weeks, I have learned that my chickens are much more free-range than I expected or planned on. Yes, this is saving me money on food and effort in cleaning the coop, but I do have concerns for their safety,...
by Julie | Dec 20, 2020 | EOS, Innovation
Reflecting Back As I stood outside my chicken coop this morning, I reflected back on all that has happened in 2020. When the pandemic hit, I had two goals in mind. First, to build a chicken coop and second, to give the gift of humanity to as many people as...
by Julie | Jun 5, 2024 | EOS
For some reason, when I introduce pullets into the greater flock, my older chickens seem to regress. They start chasing the pullets away from the food, squawking at each other, and in general not being very nice to the newcomers. I get they need to re-establish their...
by Julie | Mar 7, 2024 | EOS
My chicken coach is always looking for ways to spoil her chickens. I remember when she asked her husband to spend $50 on a chicken swing so they chickens could have something fun to play on and his response was there was no way they were spending that kind of money...
by Julie | Sep 25, 2020 | EOS
Did you know that chickens can follow a pecking order 136 chickens long? What that means is, through a series of skirmishes (some more violent than others), chickens establish their own governing body within their clan. The strongest chicken, typically a rooster, is...
