Chicken questions

Taken from the lives of chicken farmers:

This book provides a unique inside look at the practical world of chicken lovers!
It contains a collection of questions and practical experiences from chicken farmers about all kinds of daily matters.
About the 'how' and 'what', with practical answers and advice.
Information with which a chicken farmer can solve problems that someone else has already encountered!

And... there are no stupid questions!

Over two years, hundreds of questions asked on social media about keeping chickens, about problems that keep recurring, were collected. Two years, because problems and questions differ depending on the season.
Questions from people who are starting to keep chickens, but also from people who have had chickens for some time and encounter all kinds of practical problems every day. Questions that are sometimes entertaining, sometimes bizarre, and others that reflect emotion and also despair.
All these questions are answered, together with the sometimes hilarious reactions from readers, with tips, anecdotes and facts.
This book is not only valuable because of its practical advice, but it is also fun to read.
Because there are stupid answers...
Many people just cackle to the best of their knowledge, which is entertaining to read. That is why numerous advice and comments have been added where necessary.
No more lengthy searches on the internet to find the right answer to a frequently asked question. Because what could be better if you get answers from practice? Questions and responses mainly concern the crowing of roosters, aggressiveness of roosters, mutual aggressiveness, wind eggs and egg pecking, feather pecking and cannibalism, food and drink, what a chicken may or may not eat, housing, ground cover in the night cage and plants in the run. , how to effectively combat red bird mites/blood mites, how to breed, whether you can put other chicks with a hen, at what age chicks can go outside, whether a hen with chicks can be kept with other chickens, how to you can get chickens used to a strange chicken, etc.

This is truly a book by and for chicken lovers!