How to Tell If a Hen is Broody: Key Signs & What to Do
By Umair Salahuddin
This article is all about broody hens, but what does a broody chick mean, and how do you know if a chicken is broody? Broody, or broodiness, is when a...
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![Hatching Time Nestera, Coop can be seen in grass in front of house. Coop has door open with automatic coop opener. Ramp is leading up to opening for easy chicken access. Nesting box is on side connected to chicken coop, with lifting door for easy egg access. Roof of coop is slanted to prevent roosting.]()
![Hatching Time Nestera. Medium coop can be seen in image on grass. Coop has door open with automatic coop opener. Ramp is leading up to opening for easy chicken access. Nesting box is on side connected to chicken coop, with lifting door for easy egg access. Roof of coop is slanted to prevent roosting. Chicken can be seen in grass next to coop to show size scale.]()
![Hatching Time Nestera. Large house chicken coop is on wood chips with chickens inside and around it. Nesting box can be seen on side of chicken coop. Rounded roof is to discourage roosting on top. Ramp for easy chicken access leads to coop door that is opened with automatic coop door opener.]()
![Hatching Time Nestera. Small Lodge coop on stand can be seen in image on grass. Coop has door open with automatic coop opener. Ramp is leading up to opening for easy chicken access. Nesting box is on side connected to chicken coop, with lifting door for easy egg access. Roof of coop is slanted to prevent roosting.]()
![Hatching Time Nestera. Medium lodge is on grass with a chicken coming out of the coop door. Small child is kneeling next to coop watching chickens. Nesting box can be seen on side of chicken coop.]()
![Hatching Time Nestera. Large Lodge is on grass in image with chickens inside and around it. Ramp leads to chicken coop door for easy chicken access. Nesting box with easy open lid for quick egg collection is on side of chicken coop. Roof is sloped to prevent roosting.]()
![Hatching Time Nestera. Penhouse coop can be seen on grass. Steps can be for access for chickens to coop opening. Roof is rounded to prevent roosting.]()
![Hatching Time Nestera. Penhouse coop can be seen on grass. Steps can be for access for chickens to coop opening. Roof is rounded to prevent roosting.]()
![Hatching Time Nestera. Penthouse coop can be seen in image. Raised coop can be seen on grass with large chickens around it. Nesting box can be seen on side of coop. There are steps up to coop opening for access.]()
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Raising poultry for meat is a rewarding experience, and the quality, flavor, and freshness of home-raised poultry far exceed that of supermarket alternatives. Processing chickens at home not only ensures...
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Caring for Your Chicks in the First Weeks: The Complete Brooding Guide
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