Free range

In this article, you will learn why we choose to free range our chickens and 10 Ways to keep your hens protected when you free range.

At our farm, we raise our chickens on grass, rotating them about once or twice weekly to new pasture. We have built two chicken houses on wheels: one for roosting and one for laying eggs. This means the chickens have a dedicated house for daytime egg laying which is much cleaner than where they … Why Pasture Raised Chicken Eggs? Read More »

In this guide you'll learn everything there is to know about free-range eggs and how they relate to your backyard chickens!

Do you free range your backyard chickens? It is a good idea to have a strategy to get them back into their pen when you want them to. Here are tips to train chickens to come when called.

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The idea of true free range chickens is great, but in reality it’s dangerous. To balance freedom and safety, we use a modified free range system which we describe in detail, along with tips o…

Tips for safely free ranging chickens in your backyard. You can free-range chickens in your garden, but be mindful of plants and time of the year

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In the discussion of raising chickens, there have been two traditional schools of thought. The first is total free range. Usually, an evening feeding of grain or other treat is used to lure the flock back to the chicken coop for roosting.