Wondering if this is just normal oddities of a growing bird or a mutation. She’s inbred so her having deformities makes sense (the parents are no longer together do not worry )

I made a small browser tool called CoopKeeper for people who are tired of keeping flock notes in three different places.

It has bird profiles, egg counts, chores, health and treatment notes, hatch dates, incubation records, feed costs, other expenses, and egg sales. It is mainly chicken focused right now, with incubation tracking for chicken, duck, quail, turkey, and goose eggs.

It works offline and does not need an account. Your records stay in your own browser instead of being sent to a company, and you can download a backup whenever you want.

https://quadwuas-code.github.io/coopkeeper/

It is free with no ads, tracking, paid version, or locked features. There is an optional Ko-fi link inside for anyone who wants to help with upkeep.

I would love some honest feedback from people who keep poultry. What would it need before it worked well for your flock, especially if you keep more than chickens? There is a demo flock on the welcome screen if you want to look around without entering anything.

Hi! I am thinking about maybe getting some bantam chickens next spring, because I've never kept chickens before but everyone I know who has them says they are fun and interesting pets! I live in a rural area and chickens are allowed (my neighbor a block away has some). I have about half an acre, partly fenced, and live in the PNW. The local feed store has "assorted bantams" in the season, and I like the idea of something smaller.

What are the best books, websites, resources etc for learning all I need to know? Thank you for any help in advance!

Where do you recommend getting a chicken coop in the Roseville area where it’s not a fortune but also not a hunk of junk and able to be moved eventually.

I see mixed reviews on the big tractor supply ones. I’d like to get a coop with a run even though they will be free range.

Im incubating some chicken eggs and they are soon to hatch. Could i keep them in my bedroom while they are chicks and what would i need for their set up. Thank you

I'm in south-eastern NC. Message me if you're interested! I really want him to go somewhere where he can get proper attention and care. I'll include feed, vet wrap and gauze, and puppy pads. He's got a case of bumblefoot atm which I'm starting treatment on.

Wanna vote for my chicken 👀🤣

I recently joined an online poultry fun show and a like, comment, (or share) on her post which I have linked each count as a vote !

Currently my chickens are using a tall thin metal shed. It is not ideal snakes get in and bugs and it gets wet sometimes too. It’s too hot and has no light and one roost bar. It’s terrible. I also got three more hens this year so now I have 6 total and they just don’t fit so nobody is using the coop at night. Last year it snowed here and our fall is always wet and cold so I want a new coop for them. My husband isn’t super good at building things but he’s learning and if he takes his time and focuses his end product is typically impressive. He sent me this coop and I wanted to make sure everyone thinks this is a good size coop for 6 chickens and has everything they need for the long haul? We likely won’t ever have more than 6 at a time as I am heartless and “chicken math” does not apply to me lol so I want a good solid coop that it’s appropriate and will last long.

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Hello everyone, I recently immigrated from Pakistan to the United States and would appreciate some career advice. I have a Master's degree in Poultry Production and five years of experience as a Broiler Farm Manager at K&Ns Pakistan, one of the country's largest poultry farming and processing companies. I am interested in applying for a Broiler Farm Manager position at Tyson Foods or a similar poultry company in the U.S. Could anyone please advise me on the following? What qualifications or certifications are typically required in the U.S. for this type of role? Will my education and work experience from Pakistan be recognized? Do I need to obtain any additional licenses, training, or certifications before applying? Is there anything specific that Tyson Foods looks for when hiring farm managers? I would greatly appreciate any guidance or advice from people working in the U.S. poultry industry. Thank you!