Reviews by EmmaRainboe

Very brief yet thorough. An excellent starting point for someone just beginning to research.

Nice breakdown!

Might I suggest you linking your run article on the same topic?

https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...ustainable-approach-to-poultry-farming.78403/

Would have liked an introduction about what Contact dermatitis actually is.

Very hepful!

Interesting. I am looking forward to seeing how much the chick actually use the "loft" space.

I've found the most significant mistake new chicken keepers make is keeping the heat lamp on too hot and for too long.

Nice overview on how to get started. I will say that selling eggs on a small scale like more backyard chicken keepers do, is less about turning a profit and more about breaking even.

Lacks photos, but otherwise has good information.

I would not recommend float testing your incubated quail eggs. Candling is sufficient and more accurate.

Very well done!

Pretty much covered it all!

I would have liked more detail about space requirements, ventilation, etc... And some examples of sufficient housing.

Dealing with waste management within an enclosure would also be beneficial to add.

Nice starting point, would have liked to see talk about housing them with chickens, and the risks that can come with that.

I'm sure will be very helpful for beginners.

Well-written

I look forward to seeing this article expanded with new fun-facts.

Only thing I would add would be linking to some DIY coops members on here have made with recycled materials in the coop section.

Very detailed and in-depth

I didn't even know bamboo was edible. Very interesting. So will cooking the bamboo completely remove the cyanide you talked about in the beginning?

Oddly specific but informative.