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Listen to our FREE Audio guide: ‘An Introduction to Rehoming Battery Hens’Discover- if Rehoming Chickens is for you
- how to prepare for your new arrivals
- what you need to know about feeding and welfare
Simply enter your email address below to get your copy“I’m so glad I found your audio guide, the spoken word is so much easier to understand sometimes than the written word. I’m sure that I’ll be refering to it quite a few times. Thank-you for making it all a bit clearer for all us newbies.” – Gail“This audio guide is very informative, a must have for anyone who is thinking of adopting ex battery hens in fact I would recommend every chicken keeper to listen to it. It is read aloud in an extremely clear and precise voice. I have found lots of tips on different things and made my own notes. “ – Wendy Our Facebook friends
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So what do you do with your chicken poo?
Not the sort of question you’d have at the dinner table but still an important one. Many people get so wrapped up in the excitement of getting their hens they forget about the more basic practicalities. Anyone that has been following our Facebook page will know I asked this question earlier in the week. Most of our followers suggest the compost heap is king. I agree it makes magic compost I have 3 compost bins and a veggie patch. However most of mine is bagged up (not the most pleasant of jobs) and taken to a local nursery that supports … Continue reading




