Month: April 2022

When participants’ diets were low in saturated fat, the rise in LDL was minimal regardless of whether they ate chicken or lean red meat. But for the person actively trying to bring down high levels of LDL cholesterol, researchers said, it may be worth cutting back on both red and white meats, and relying more … Read more

Obviously, you still do not want to give your chicken too much celery. The stomach of a chicken is quite small, so if you give them a ton of celery in lieu of other foods, then they may not be able to get all of the nutrients that they need. Not too much. As we … Read more

Pumpkin is probably one of the best known for preventing worms in chickens. For thousands of years, people have used garlic as an antibiotic and deworming medication. A great flower to have around that garden is hyssop. Mint is an herb known to repel mosquitos, mice, and even snakes. Some more items to keep in … Read more

Place the meat into a wok, add 1 tablespoon vegetable oil and mix well., and b. Use the lowest heat, dry fry and toasted the meat., and c. Keep frying the meat for 15 – 20mins or until the meat is totally dry., and d. Make sure the chicken floss is completely dry during frying. … Read more

Chickens will never go extinct as the domestic breeds are in too high of a demand for the poultry industry to let them disappear. The Red Jungle Fowl, which is thought to be the origin of today’s backyard chicken, still thrives today in its natural environment. Can we save the chicken breed of the future? … Read more

Chickens are not fed or injected with growth hormones, they just have naturally increased size over time. So when you see a label that has “No hormones added” or “hormone free” just remember that NO chicken, at all is hormone free, and no chickens have hormones added to them. There is no hormone injected in … Read more

The first probable cause is hormones. Age and Time of Year. It’s hard to determine the time of year when a hen might go broody, but usually, this is behavior engaged in by older hens. Some chicken breeds are significantly more likely to go broody than others. Egg availability, and personality are a couple more … Read more

There are essentially six major reasons why chickens attack each other, including: They are stressed The chickens are bored The chickens are living in bad conditions They’re sick They are scared They see or smell blood. While I was reading we ran into the query “Do chickens attack other chickens?”. An answer is that normal … Read more

There are lots of reasons why chickens have combs. The first reason is because combs help chickens regulate their body temperatures. When the environment and air temperature is warmer, it causes blood in the chicken’s body to pump faster. They cluck now and again, but more often it’s peeping chatter. I have four Black Australorp … Read more

Ingredients4 skinless, boneless chicken breast halvessalt and freshly ground black pepper to taste2 eggs1 cup panko bread crumbs, or more as needed½ cup grated Parmesan cheese2 tablespoons all-purpose flour, or more if needed1 cup olive oil for frying½ cup prepared tomato sauce¼ cup fresh mozzarella, cut into small cubes¼ cup chopped fresh basil, and more … Read more