What is Poultry? Gail Damerow gives us an in-depth masterclass on the definition of poultry and other terms you may see when it comes to birds. Read More
The Best Chicken Breed for Your Climate With so many different climates across the United States, it can be challenging to know what breed to bring home. Read more for a breakdown of chickens for various weather. Read More
Best Egg Laying Chickens Check out this list of the best egg laying chicken breeds. Read on to learn what breeds make great beginning birds, then find your new favorite based on egg color and temperament. Read More
Best Meat Chicken Breeds Whether you are just starting with meat birds or looking for some different breeds, we've got the best chickens for meat list here. Read More
What is a Male Chicken Called? Read more about the males of the flock - roosters. Gail Damerow shares where roosters got their names and care for these gentlemen. Read More
Appenzeller Appenzeller, also known as Appenzeller Spitzhauben is a rare breed from Switzerland. Read more about these crested birds with blue feet. Read More
Bantams These petite birds are great for flocks with small space. Read more about bantam breeds. Read More
Barred Rock Learn about Barred Rock chickens, also known as the Plymouth Rock breed. These dual-purpose birds are known for their friendly temperament and distinctive coloring. Read More
Belgian Bearded d'Uccle Learn about Belgian Bearded d'Uccle bantams. These little birds are a beautiful and friendly ornamental breed perfect for backyard flocks. Read More
Black Sex Links Learn about Black Sex Link chickens. These dual-purpose birds, also known as Black Stars and have strong egg production. Read More
Calico Princess Read more about Calico Princess birds. These relatively new-to-the-scene chickens are known for their friendly and playful nature. Read More
Easter Egger Read about Easter Egger chickens and what makes them stand out from other Ameraucana and Araucana family members. Read More
Egyptian Fayoumi A fairly new breed to the United States, these ornamental birds are small and good for hot temperatures. Not for beginners, these are active free-ranging birds. Read More
Golden Comet Read about Golden Comet chickens, a hybrid breed known for their golden coloring and large, brown eggs. Read More
Japanese Bantams Japanese Bantams are known for their short legs, a gene known as the 'creeper' gene. Learn more about these ornamental chickens, also called Chabo chickens. Read More
Melanistic Mutant A common pheasant with shimmering blue-green plumage, these birds are tough and adaptable, with strong egg production. Read More
Old English Game Confident, strong and birds with a storied history - the Old English Game is an ornamental breed with a variety of colors. Read more about these beauties. Read More
Phoenix Known for their beautiful and long tails, Phoenix chickens are ornamentals with impressive egg production. Read More
Polish Polish chickens are a friendly ornamental known for the crest of feathers on top of their heads. Good for beginners, these birds are a great addition to backyard flocks. Read More
Salmon Faverolle These jovial birds are a perfect addition for backyard flocks. Salmon Faverolles are friendly and love to hang with their owners, making them great pets. Read More
Sebright Bantam Sebright bantams are small chickens with big personality. Learn more about these true bantams. Read More
Silkie Silkies are known for their soft and fluffy feathers. Read more about this docile ornamental breed. Read More
Sumatra Sumatra birds have long, flowing tail feathers similar to Yokohama breeds and are one of the most popular show chickens. Read More
White Crested Polish Learn more about White Crested Polish chickens with their beautiful crown of feathers. Read More
Yokohama Known for their long tails and game-like appearance, the Yokohama breed is an ornamental you'll want in your flock. Read More
Are Guinea Fowl Right for You? Game birds such a guinea fowl can make great additions to your backyard flock. Learn more about these beautiful birds and how you can raise them for eggs or meat, or both. Read More