Chicken

Allow the chicken curry to heat for approximately 10-15 minutes, or until the chicken is evenly heated throughout. You can check the chicken temperature by using an ovenproof meat thermometer or you can just eyeball the dish. Once the dish has been sufficiently reheated, allow it to cool for at least 4-5 minutes before serving … Read more

Wait for the right season. Hens generally become broody during the spring or summer (the warmer months). Make sure your hen is a broody breed. Modern day breeds (especially show birds) have had their broody instinct bred out by breeders who tend to use incubators. Integrate a rooster. You will need a rooster in the … Read more

No, chickens are not carnivores even though a lot of people think they are, simply because they eat meat. A carnivore is a meat eater, right? But a carnivore’s diet is consist mainly of meat. Yes, chickens eat meat and raw meat, however as said earlier they have ability to eat and survive on both … Read more

Yes, chickens can eat celery. You can provide them celery in the form of treats. This veggie comes with a variety of essential benefits and can help improve your chickens’ health. They are full of essential vitamins, minerals, and calcium in addition to quality fiber content. What Veggies can chickens eat? Avocadoes (mainly the pit … Read more

Paul – As a rule of thumb, cooked food should be refrigerated within 2 hours and eaten within 2 days. Providing that the chicken is thoroughly cooked, it is no riskier to store in terms of food safety than any other meat. Mariana – Hmm… looks like you’re having a bit of a sore throat. … Read more

Probably the happiness rollover bug, if you’re letting them out to eat grass. If you’re feeding them grass, this’ll set their Happiness/Mood to max. Why are my chickens getting grumpy? The simplicity of getting up early, feeding your animals, tending to your crops, and fishing to earn a little extra cash gets addictive fast. Like … Read more

Most chickens like petting on their backs, breast area, and back of the neck. In fact, chickens like to be pet almost everywhere except the head and tail feathers. But not all chickens are the same. Where do chickens like to be petted? Chickens are used to being handled love to be petted on the … Read more

These friendly, gentle chickens lay plenty of colorful eggs and make a great addition to your family! Raising chickens with kids is a blast, and it’s a great way to teach responsibility and respect for God’s creatures. I love showing my son where his food comes from, and how hard work pays off. Chicken has … Read more

The saying “Don’t count your chickens before they hatch” means you shouldn’t optimistically count on something before it definitely happens, is a discouraging and negative statement that implies we should wait for the outcome before making any plans or assumptions. Another frequently asked inquiry is “Are You Not counting your chickens?”. If you say that … Read more

Steps to Growing Chicken of the Woods Indoors Cut out a hardwood piece of log. Chicken of the woods is known to grow best on oak trees, but you can use any hardwood species to cut out a Drill holes in your log. Next, you will want to drill holes in your log to begin … Read more