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Plastic containers - never keep them in Plastic bags, they will heat up and spoil the feed.

Mealworm come first, fish and meat plus sunflower seeds a close second.

We live in a posh, private "village" in Spain and somebody send their chickens in the evening to the street 😡. Our security guards brought them to us and we kept them, more followed: thrown over the wall ....🤬. And then there was the little rooster we could hear for days but never see or catch...

We had Philip, living in a residential area, and one neighbour objected to his crowing during the DAY 😫 ( at night he was soundproof locked up). Off he went to the vet and he tried to glue the voice box, but with little success 😔. Philip was after that like a rooster with asthma: his head...

Write a mail to Fiona and Hugh ar the Youtube channel " English country life". They live on a smallholding in England and raise Buff Orpingtons. They both are extremely knowledgeable and will be able to give you advice Good luck to you and the girls 🙂

Have you tried a Grandpa's feeder? It is a treadle feeder and the chickens step on it to open the top (which is covered when they are not eating) and close when they step off. No more feeding the neighbourhood birds :) .

Perfectly put!

That might give you an idea:

On YouTube you find a chanel "English country life" were Fiona explains why and how to use a saddle :

Fiona from "English Country Life" might give you some ideas.

Has anybody used a grandpas feeder for their golden pheasants? I fear that ours are too light weight to move the treadle but would love to hear from anybody who has experiences.

How DO you know which ones are males? You could kill them all....🥺

We just lost our little (big) Josie and she shares the veggie garden aka "The pet cemetery" together with her sister and one brother who went before her. Two have even a grave stone... ❤️.

We have fig trees in the garden and our free range chickens scratch beneath the trees, dust bath there etc. They even eat the figs when they get the chance and all that with no ill effects. Nobody so far has tried to eat the leaves and if the tree is more mature they shouldn't be able to reach...

We have fig trees in the garden and our free range chickens scratch beneath the trees, dust bath there etc. They even eat the figs when they get the chance and all that with no ill effects. Nobody so far has tried to eat the leaves and if the tree is more mature they shouldn't be able to reach...

It was my husband who introduced my to chicken keeping and that was +- 30 years ago. I never get tired of them or love them any less.

Pink Birkenstock beach shoes - perfect during summer and any time before it gets too cold for bare feet (can be washed down with a hose and look cute) :wee

I'm so happy for the animals and can't thank you enough for doing all that for them, you are very special :thumbsup❤️