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Today was bath day for one of my chickens! While chickens usually keep themselves clean with dust baths, there are times when a gentle bath can help- like if they get especially dirty, have something sticky in their feathers, or need a little extra care before a health check.... show more

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This small farm has a thriving chicken business producing around 300 dozen eggs a day! In total they have 4,000 chickens which might sound big, but the way they raise their flock is very different from the industrial chicken operations with hundreds of thousands of chickens. By having the chickens follow behind grazing ruminants, and moving frequently, these farmers are providing healthy food for their community while building deep, healthy soils. When you support local farmers directly, you allow them to work with nature - that’s good for everyone! Credit: Sequatchie Cove Farm

This small farm has a thriving chicken business producing around 300 dozen eggs a day! In total they have 4,000 chickens which might sound big, but the way they raise their flock is very different from the industrial chicken operations with hundreds of thousands of chickens. By having the chickens follow behind grazing ruminants, and moving frequently, these farmers are providing healthy food for their community while building deep, healthy soils. When you support local farmers directly, you allow them to work with nature - that’s good for everyone! Credit: Sequatchie Cove Farm

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