Practical guides for poultry growers. Written by growers, for growers.
Raise backyard chickens in Alabama: plan for long hot humid summers and mild winters, follow few statewide limits but cities set flock caps, and beat hawks, coyotes, and fire ants.
Raise backyard chickens in Alaska: plan for short cool summers and hard winters, follow loose rules but a short growing season, and beat foxes, eagles, and coyotes.
Raise backyard chickens in Arizona: plan for hot dry desert with cold nights, follow many cities allow small flocks, and beat hawks, coyotes, and bobcats.
Raise backyard chickens in Arkansas: plan for humid subtropical with hot summers, follow farm-friendly with light rules, and beat coyotes, hawks, and opossums.
Raise backyard chickens in California: plan for dry south, wet north, mild coast, follow strict urban hen rules in many cities, and beat coyotes, raccoons, and hawks.
Raise backyard chickens in Colorado: plan for high and dry with big temperature swings, follow cities vary, denver allows hens, and beat hawks, coyotes, and foxes.
Raise backyard chickens in Connecticut: plan for four real seasons with snow, follow towns set hen limits and setback, and beat raccoons, foxes, and hawks.
Raise backyard chickens in Delaware: plan for mild coast with humid summers, follow small flocks allowed with rules, and beat foxes, raccoons, and hawks.
Raise backyard chickens in Florida: plan for hot, humid, and hurricane-prone, follow most cities allow hens, no roosters, and beat hawks, raccoons, and heat.
