It’s that time of year when we’re all getting anxious to be outside Especially if you live in Minnesota where the winters are super long Believe me when I say, we’re all very ready for spring and warmer days! Haha!

Luckily, this time of the year is also when the days finally get a little longer So, if you haven’t already been supplementing light in your coops, your hens should be starting to lay again!

I remember the day we received our very first egg and how exciting that was To be honest with you, I still get that

IT’S TREAT TIME!

One of the questions I get asked pretty often is if it’s okay to feed certain foods to chickens Well, if you’ve been raising chickens for any length of time, you’ve probably learned that they are pretty smart For the most part, chickens know what they can and cannot eat And, they definitely have their favorites!

One of the best parts of raising chickens is that almost nothing goes to waste They love scraps from the kitchen However, there are a few items that shouldn’t go out to your flock I’ve compiled a short list for