What began as a hobby for Caleb and Danae Groff has helped the southern Lancaster County couple save some money after the ...

The Vermont Agency of Agriculture, ... sudden death in chickens or whatever animal you may have," Wadsworth said. ... Bird flu detected in Vermont, backyard flock put down.

In Newport News, you can keep six hens in a coop after you submit a $25 “Poultry Application” to the city’s planning department.Residents will need a big backyard. Chickens must be kept 250 ...

You may be ready to dive right in. Your town may not. Mormino, who wrote “The Chicken Chick’s Guide to Backyard Chickens,” said the first thing to consider is whether chickens are right for you.

NEW YORK — Thinking about backyard chickens as egg prices soar? Think hard, especially in light of the bird flu outbreak. Keeping home chickens as a pastime has continued to grow since the pandemic.

You may be ready to dive right in. Your town may not. Mormino, who wrote “The Chicken Chick’s Guide to Backyard Chickens,” said the first thing to consider is whether chickens are right for you.

With egg prices so high and Chicago and many suburbs allowing people to raise hens, some are thinking about backyard chickens. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 89°F.

NEW YORK — Thinking about backyard chickens as egg prices soar? Think hard, especially in light of the bird flu outbreak. Keeping home chickens as a pastime has continued to grow since the ...

yeah, backyard chickens are allowed in many local cities. wesh 2’s michelle meredith reports. with the high price of eggs right now, the timing couldn’t be better.

The H5N1 bird flu was found in a backyard flock in Vermont, the state's agricultural agency said Thursday. The small flock of 24 non-commercial birds in Franklin County was quarantined and put down.

The flock included quail, guinea fowl, ducks, and chickens, Vermont Public reported. The agency said this is the fourth instance of HPAI in a domestic flock in the state since 2022.

The flock included quail, guinea fowl, ducks, and chickens, Vermont Public reported. The agency said this is the fourth instance of HPAI in a domestic flock in the state since 2022.