Farm Journal

Stories, tips, and updates from our little farm in Boddington.

Chicken Care & Advice

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Should I Buy Hy-Line Brown Chickens? A Guide to This Top Egg-Laying Breed

Should I Buy Hy-Line Brown Chickens? A Guide to This Top Egg-Laying Breed The Hy-Line Brown is a popular hybrid chicken breed…

Why Every Household Should Have Chickens!

Why Every Household Should Have Chickens! In a world where sustainable living and self-sufficiency are becoming increasingly important, backyard chickens offer an…

Pullets vs. 18-Month-Old Hens: Which is Right for Your Flock?

Pullets vs. 18-Month-Old Hens: Which is Right for Your Flock? When it comes to building or expanding your flock, the age of…

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Fresh Beginnings: Starting the Year with Purpose and Promise

As the new year unfolds, we’re brimming with excitement and optimism for what lies ahead. At Little Chicken Farm, this time of…

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The Blue Wrens in Our Backyard: A Delight to Watch and Feed

The Blue Wrens in Our Backyard: A Delight to Watch and Feed There’s something magical about watching blue wrens flit around the…

Rolling in Style: Our DIY Chicken Caravan Adventure

Rolling in Style: Our DIY Chicken Caravan Adventure We’ve always believed in the importance of creativity on the farm, and we’ve got…

Trialing Manure Around Our Blood Orange and Mandarin Trees.

Today, we tried burying manure directly around our Blood Orange and Mandarin trees. Both of these citrus trees are located just by…

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