Amidst high prices for eggs nationwide, hatcheries, retailers, and backyard farmers are reporting a high demand for their ...

People are looking to own chickens, not only due to prices and bird flu, but also to be closer to their food sources.

Research the breeds you might want. Adult bird size, egg laying frequency, temperament, and heat/cold tolerance are all ...

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As the bird flu outbreak impacts egg shortages and prices, some people are turning to renting or buying backyard chickens.

As egg prices approach $9 per dozen, Californians are increasingly turning to raising their own chickens to secure a steady ...

With egg prices reaching an all-time high in the US, the idea of backyard chickens — roaming around, grazing on grass, and producing fresh, delicious eggs — is becoming increasingly appealing.

ABC15's Josh Kristianto learned what it looks like to have chickens on your property and what caring for them entails.

She suggests getting a minimum of three to five chicks from a farm store that orders from a hatchery. One-day-old chicks will be $5 to $10 a piece ... A 2-ounce bottle of VetRx Poultry Aid costs about ...