The U.S. has asked Germany, Spain, France and even Denmark for eggs as bird flu wipes out millions of chickens on American ...

Anyone who starts a flock because they’ve been dreaming about backyard chickens pecking in the yard will likely be happy with ...

The bird flu outbreak is largely due to the close quarters and poor conditions of farmed animals in factory farming conditions, and to protect ourselves in the future, we must protect chickens, ...

As bird flu continues to spread, impacting poultry farms and the price of eggs, the Agriculture Department says it's almost doubling the amount spent to combat it.

With the culling of hens from bird flu outbreaks, the surge in the price of eggs has caused a bump in interest in keeping ...

As Americans look toward the Easter season, and the price of eggs continues to climb, many Tennesseans are considering ...

The scraps should contain primarily vegetables ... Feed and water your chickens twice a day and spend time observing your chickens. How soon will my chickens lay eggs, and how often will they produce ...

"There is a certain mortality rate you should expect." O'Connor said a healthy hen will lay an egg every 26 hours on average, though egg laying can be inconsistent. O'Connor said her five chickens ...

Lost laying hens can be replaced; farmers and egg companies are working to do that as quickly as ... As our Extension Poultry Specialist explains, the virus does not just appear in a flock; it must be ...