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Phillip Constantinou and Amy Barnett, members of Chicken Shed Theatre Company Children’s Theatre, in Trail My Soul at the Criterion Theatre, London, earlier this year. The company offers opportunities to young people of all sorts of physical and mental ability to perform together. ‘A Positive View’, an exhibition of photographs at the Saatchi Gallery, in St John’s Wood, north London, …

“My friend Anna is afraid of chickens. Of course she doesn’t seem to mind eating the eggs or roast chicken dinners…” – Laura Childs

Except for my friend Anna, it seems like chickens, ’round these parts’ anyway, are a woman’s preference. Women like eating chicken and other poultry more than men and for the most part we enjoy watching and raising chickens more than the men.

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LIVE POULTRY MARKETS

Live poultry markets are storefront slaughterhouses in which chickens, turkeys, ducks, peacocks,chukars(partridges), quails, guinea fowl, pigeons, and pheasants are forced to sitfor hours and days in filthy cages awaiting slaughter in a bloody back room. Live-bird markets are similarto live-bird auctions; however; an auction comprises birds assembled from various other …

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Grass-Fed Chickens?

More than one professional butcher in a large city have actually told me that chickens cannot possibly eat grass, that their digestive tract isn’t set up for it, that chickens look like they’re eating grass but really they’re just picking at things between the blades of grass.

Farmers in the country, who raise …

Click for PDF • Order printed copies “Free-Range” Poultry and EggsNot All They’re Cracked Up to Be

“Free-range” evokes a positive image of chickens and turkeys living outdoors with plenty of fresh air, sunshine and open space to roam in.

“Cage-free” conveys a similar impression of hens living “free” as nature intended. What are the realities behind “free-range” and …

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When the chicks begin to outgrow their box, you may move them outdoors – either to a larger pen inside a barn or shed, or to their new chick yard which you should have ready. A good temporary pen may be made out on the grass or in the barn/shed by taking a roll of one-inch mesh hardware cloth (welded wire fencing), stand the roll on end, and unroll it into a large corral; you can wiretie …

Hi, I’m Judy Pangman, author of Chicken Coops. I want to thank Thomas P. Schoenborn and M. Boettcher for reading my book and posting reviews on Amazon.com. In response to their comments, we are correcting the description of the book to make it clear that the building plans in the book do require some construction knowledge on the part of the reader.

I wanted to clarify what the book is and …

Have you read the story about the search for my chicken coop for sale and what I decided to do? If not, to make a long story short I encountered three big obstacles over 3 weeks of research off-and-online:

1. Cost – Having one shipped within the continental US costs as high as $4,000! It’s because these coops come pre-assembled, and even kits still weigh hundreds of pounds, seriously.

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