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by Samantha Martines (Author)
Do you always want fresh and organic eggs? Then you have to build nice poultry and raise chickens!
Those who own a garden or live in the countryside often think of how nice it would be to have their own products and eat foods you know the origin. If having a vegetable garden can be a great satisfaction, imagine owning a henhouse and having fresh eggs every day.
Raising hens to eat quality eggs produced directly in your yard is a stimulating activity that allows you to bring to your table healthy products in the name of taste and naturalness.
Rearing hens is easy and rewarding, but it is important to follow good breeding standards and ensure that the animals are properly fed to ensure maximum wellbeing and excellent quality results.
Find out in this guide how to follow the rules to raise chickens and all the information necessary to do it in the best way, becoming a poultry expert.
You could not find better advice and suggestions to follow than these if you want to raise a few chickens to have fresh eggs every day.
In this book, you will discover:
- How to Design Chicken Coop and Run Plan suitable for the needs of hens.
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The Best Breed For Your Target; must be varied and follow a food line that increases hens' wellbeing and strengthens their immune system to keep them away from possible diseases, viruses, and parasites.
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Which Plants Growing Around to keep them safe and healthy.
- How to Treat Wounds and Solve Common Chickens' Problems to keep them safe and healthy.
- How to Raise Chicks; everything you need to know to care for your birds, from chick to chicken, to help you along the way.
- ... & Lot More!
Poultry farming is not an exact science, but the ability to do it well implies good levels of competence, commitment, and attention to detail. Although they are very resistant creatures, hens, like any other animal grown in a domestic environment, are vulnerable to the effects of carelessness and poor wellbeing. It is essential to deal with the essential aspects properly, but this requires a solid knowledge of the most important elements, such as the choice of the hen house, the feed, the breed, and health needs.
This volume provides both beginners and experienced breeders the information necessary to solve the bud's difficulties, or rather, to avoid them entirely.
From health to the henhouse and from parasites to predators, every key element is dealt with in detail, with photographs, practical advice, and useful insights.
What are you waiting for?
Order Your Copy Now and Start Becoming the Best Chicken Keeper Ever!
