Chicken Fans Editorial Team

The editorial team consists of 3rd generation chicken owners Kat, journalist, editor-in-chief, and Nick, working with illustrators and specialists in the field.

Zingem Laying Fowl: A Marvel of Belgium Beauty

By Chicken Fans Editorial Team

The Zingem Laying Fowl is a Belgium breed with a striking brown ground color, black barring, and impressive egg-laying abilities. These birds are a marvel of beauty and productivity. Eggs Up to 220 eggs/year Egg Color Cream Egg Size Large Weight 5.5 – 6lbs Hardiness Cold Temperament Docile, not flighty Beginner-friendly Yes Color Brown, Black […]

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Rosecomb Bantam: Tiny Chickens, Big Style

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Get ready to meet the star of the poultry runway! Rosecomb bantams have style, flair, elegance and a comb style that will make your heart skip a beat. With a history as rich as their vibrant plumage, they are the crème de la crème of true bantam breeds. Eggs Up to 100 eggs/year Egg Color […]

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Serama Chicken: Small In Size, Big In Boldness

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Get ready to meet the ultimate superstar: the Serama chicken! This tiny poultry breed is known for its big personality, bold attitude, and striking appearance. With its upright v-shaped posture, the Serama chicken is a true showstopper that will turn heads. Eggs Around 150 eggs/year Egg Color Tinted Egg Size Small Weight 14 oz – […]

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Dominique Chicken: America’s Oldest Breed

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Introducing the legendary Dominique breed, also known as Pilgrim Fowl and Dominicker. Prepare to embark on a journey explaining everything you need to know about the oldest recorded chicken breed in the United States. They not only have a fascinating history but are also a great choice for beginning chicken keepers! Eggs Up to 240 […]

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Bumblefoot In Chickens: Causes And Treatment (+ Vet Advice)

By Chicken Fans Editorial Team

Bumblefoot in chickens is a common foot condition that often goes unnoticed. Although seemingly harmless, bumblefoot has the potential to disrupt egg production and compromise your chickens’ well-being. Let’s delve into the causes, symptoms, and treatment of bumblefoot.

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Naked Neck (Turken) Chicken: Not The Average Backyard Bird

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Prepare to be amazed when you lay eyes on the Turken/Naked Neck chicken. Is it a chicken? Is it a turkey? Perhaps a marvelous mix of both? Fear not; we’ll give you all information there is to know about this unusual naked neck breed. Brace yourself; the Turken chicken is no ordinary fowl and would […]

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Cornish Chicken (Indian Game): Raising Tips and Care

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The Cornish, formerly known as the Indian Game, is a chicken breed that is both stunning and high-maintenance. They are an excellent choice for those raising chickens for meat but require a bit more attention than other breeds if you want to keep them as backyard pets. Nonetheless, Cornish chickens can be a fun addition […]

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California White Chicken: A Fantastic Egg Layer

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The California White is a perfect choice if you’re looking for a productive and easy-to-manage chicken. This hybrid offers impressive egg production, hardiness, and a docile temperament, making them a great choice for beginners and experienced chicken keepers. Eggs Up to 300 eggs/year Egg Color White Egg Size Large Weight 4 – 4.5 lbs Hardiness […]

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Easter Eggers: A Favorite Rainbow Egg Layer

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Are you looking to add some colorful charm to your flock? Meet the Easter Egger, the quirky and vibrant chicken that lays a rainbow of eggs. Their unique personalities and flair will surely brighten up your day and egg carton. Eggs Up to 280 eggs/year Egg Color Blue, green, pink, gray, pastel,… Egg Size Medium […]

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Barnevelder Chicken: A Complete Care Guide

By Chicken Fans Editorial Team

Welcome to the world of Barnevelder chickens, or, as many chicken keepers like to call them, Barnies. With their friendly nature and low maintenance, these chickens are a dream for beginning chicken owners. But don’t let their easygoing demeanor fool you; some of these birds have a sassy personality. Eggs Up to 200 eggs/year Egg […]

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