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 […]

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.

The differences between organic and regular chicken and other poultry -- and why they matter. Hint: Are you eating antibiotics and hormones with your dinner?

Find out more about the book Free Range Kids by Lenore Skenazy.

Houses 12 full time birds or 60 free range birds. Custom options available.

Ministers met in Canberra to sign off on rules stating free range eggs must come from hens with 'meaningful and regular' access to an outdoor range and one square metre of space.

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 on fencing, layout and location of chicken yard, providing cover, choosing appropriate chicken breeds, etc., so that you can develop your own limited free range system.

Get the info you need to choose the best meat to raise on your hobby farm.

After 30 years of raising chickens, a free-range farmer shares his thoughts.

We all know the benefits of free ranging chickens- higher egg nutrition, better chicken health, and lower feed costs just to name a few...