What is Infectious Bronchitis in Chickens

The mere mention of it sends shivers through the flock. Infectious bronchitis is the most contagious disease in chickens.  YIKES! There are a lot of diseases in chickens, and many are contagious, but this one is “King Contagion.” Okay So??? What is Infectious Bronchitis in Chickens? Chicken infectious bronchitis is a coronavirus that affects primarily … Read more

Avian Leukosis Virus in Chickens

Understanding the Avian Leukosis Virus (ALV) is essential for anyone who raises chickens, whether you are a seasoned farmer or just starting with your backyard flock. In this comprehensive guide, we explore the critical aspects of ALV to equip you with the knowledge to keep your flock healthy and safe. Understanding the Avian Leukosis Virus … Read more

Magicfly Digital Mini Incubator: A Comprehensive and Objective Review

  Your chosen incubator can play a pivotal role in your hatching success. The Magicfly Digital Mini incubator will be the topic of discussion in this article. In this review, we will objectively dissect the features and performance of the Magicfly Digital Mini to help you make an informed decision. I neither own nor endorse … Read more

HovaBator Incubator 1602N: An Objective Review

A reliable incubator is a must in the world of poultry hobbyists. The HovaBator Incubator has been a name that has resonated in the industry for a while now. This review explores the specifics of the HovaBator 1602N model to provide an objective overview of what you can expect from this incubator as well as … Read more

A Farmer’s Take on the Farm Innovators Model 4250

In the world of egg incubators, where innovation meets tradition, stands the Farm Innovators Model 4250, eagerly awaiting to cradle your precious cargo through the initial stages of its fluffy journey. As a backyard chicken wrangler, you might wonder if this incubator has what it takes to be the nurturing haven for your soon-to-be feathery … Read more

The Nature of Disease in Chickens: A Coop-to-Claw Guide

If you think diagnosing a sneeze or cough in a human is tricky, try figuring out why your chicken is acting “fowl.” You may not need a Ph.D. in Poultry Science to raise a flock, but a basic understanding of disease in chickens is a must for every backyard hobbyist. This blog post aims to … Read more