Waiting for your pullets to lay their first eggs can test your patience. In this guide, you'll learn when most pullets begin laying, the signs they're getting close, and the factors that influence egg production so you know what to expect and when to simply let nature take its course.

Chicken keeping has 4 seasons. Winter is for hibernation. Spring is for egg harvesting and breeding. Summer is for slowing down and enjoying the weather and trying to stay cool. Late summer/early fall is for getting ready for winter.

Work with the birds,not against them.

Best. chicken perches you can do yourself

Ready for the birds to go outside? Find out when I suggest you move them from space to space.

The best bedding for chicken coops to lessen work and make keeping chickens for fun again!

Raising Cornish Cross for the Homesteader and the first timer, from start to finish.

Buff Orpington Chickens are a great beginner bird due to their sweet disposition and friendly nature.

Large Fowl Black Cochins are a massive looking bird, are feathered top to toes and can top 13 pounds at maturity.