November 21, 2024

VIDEO: The Homesteaders Guide to Chicken Keeping – Part 1


This is the first installment of our video series, “The Homesteaders Guide to Chickens”.
Today, we just cover the basics for those thinking about getting started with chicken keeping, discussing things such as housing, choosing between laying hens or chicks, and how many chickens you need.

Later, we’ll be going over topics such as breeds, incubating, treating illness, clipping flight feathers and even raising birds for meat.

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22 thoughts on “VIDEO: The Homesteaders Guide to Chicken Keeping – Part 1

  1. Hi Jess. I will be getting my first new chicks in a little over a month so I am binge-watching whatever I can find on how to raise chickens. This came up as recommended and I smiled so big. I don't know how I missed this one in your playlist. Really great information. The only thing missing was "I bless you, until next time.".

  2. Miss Jess I realize that this is an older video and everything but I was wondering do you still use the sand in your coops because I'm going to be buying land here soon and setting all that up and I was wondering is that still what you think is the best thing to put inside the coops and if it is would you mind just answering because God bless you girl you've been through so much in the last few years I figure I'm going to try to take everything I can from what you say and even if you don't think you're smart we all know you are God bless you from my family to yours thank you

  3. Incredible how far you have come !!!! everyone who follows you needs to watch this video just so they can see how much hard work you have put in to get where you are. Also, Jessica before her infamous sleeve and mean roosters 😀 Ahhh-mazing!

  4. Throwback to yester year! To think that you came from here and now you have a brand new BEAUTIFUL new farm, and this weekend is the premier pilot episode of Wilder Still. Congratulations on all your success.

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