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The ISA Brown chicken breed is one of the most recent breeds of chicken to be introduced in the family of poultry. Within the relatively short duration that it’s been in existence, it’s become one of the most popular breeds among poultry farmers. The most outstanding traits of this bird are its ability to lay nice looking eggs in large numbers and the ability to fit in the family environment. They are medium in size, docile, affectionate, and generally, have a great personality. Let’s take a look at the historical background, temperament, ability to lay eggs as well as whether they are suited the backyard or not.

Every once in a while we get the opportunity to welcome guests to our blog to talk about their experiences working with and caring for our beloved friends, and so we are proud to welcome Sam, a chicken farm assistant from Long Buckby. Over to you Sam…

Enough time and attention has often been put into building a chicken coop that you may think it’s better to buy one, especially if you’ve spent all that time creating your own coop but it ends up not meeting your needs properly. Regardless whether you have raised chickens before or not, building your own chicken coop is an investment that is worthwhile. Many people spend hundreds or even thousands of dollars to buy a chicken house before realising that they can easily be made by your own for just a fraction of the cost. Here’s a guide on how to build a chicken coop, however, if you already know how then here are some helpful tips to consider when your building your chicken coop.

Once уоu ѕtаrt dоwn the rоаd оf сhооѕіng a ѕtуlе of housing for your new flосk, уоu ԛuісklу dіѕсоvеr there are аѕ mаnу рlаnѕ and оріnіоnѕ аѕ thеrе аrе chickens in thе wоrld. I’m exaggerating, but hоnеѕtlу, іt fееlѕ lіkе іt at first.