As egg prices increase, backyard chicken flocks have become more appealing. Though the risk bird flu exposure is low, it’s not zero.

Your backyard chickens might be putting up with things they secretly hate! From common care mistakes to coop setup issues, these seven things could be stressing out your flock.

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She has also reported on towels, rugs, and chicken coops (with help from her 20 backyard pets ... which was a touch more modern—the texture on this bed topper stands out sharply.

There’s a chicken coop—which can be negotiated into the sales price—and a backyard workshop ... So, all this — great neighborhood, fabulous curb appeal, modern updates, and that impressive front porch ...

Chicken: Nicole likes to eat chicken and has built her own chicken coop in her backyard. The white meat has more health benefits than other types of meat available on the market. It is a great ...

New week, but the price of eggs are still high! It may be time to get creative and FOX 26's Sally MacDonald visits a local ...

She’s worried that geese and other wild waterfowl carrying highly pathogenic avian influenza, or HPAI, could infect her free-range chickens ... that range from backyard coops to small egg ...

If the increasing egg prices have you considering the idea of your own backyard egg production, you’re not alone. Raising ...

With the price of eggs skyrocketing, some shoppers are considering keeping their own backyard laying hens, but experts say there are drawbacks that may make that chicken coop more expensive than ...

A Saunders County backyard flock tested positive for the bird flu. It’s the third case of highly pathogenic avian influenza reported in the state this year.