Grow these Herbs for a healthier flock!

 

Grow These Herbs for a Healthier Chicken Flock!

Did you know that adding herbs to your chickens' diet can improve their overall health and well-being? 

According to recent studies, incorporating herbs into a chicken's diet can increase egg production, boost immune function, and even prevent common health issues. 

But the benefits don't stop there.   By growing these herbs in your own backyard, not only will you save money by buying less feed, but you'll have fresher and more potent herbs for your flock.  

As an added bonus, some dried herbs sprinkled in the coop can keep their coop smelling fresh!

So get ready to become a pro at herb gardening and give your flock the gift of improved health!

Click on the name of the herb below to learn the many ways that herb can benefit your chickens.

Basil

Cilantro

Comfrey

Dill

Parsley

Oregano

Rosemary

Sage

Thyme

Growing herbs for your flock is an easy and effective way to improve the overall health and well-being of your feathered friends. 

Not only do these natural remedies provide essential nutrients and boost immunity, but they also add flavor and diversity to your flock's diet. 

By incorporating herbs into their daily routine, you are taking a proactive step towards preventing illnesses and promoting a thriving flock. 

As the saying goes, "you are what you eat," and this applies to both humans and our beloved animals. So why not give your flock the best and freshest ingredients possible?  

Take the first step today and start growing your own herbs for a healthier, happier flock!  So start small, and watch your flock flourish. 

After all, it's not just about the herbs, it's about the journey towards a healthier and more connected flock.

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Did you know you can winter sow herbs?

Winter Sowing

If you haven't tried winter sowing, you're in for a treat.  This method is especially good for sowing herbs.  

Winter sowing is basically sowing seeds in the bottom of milk jugs in the winter, setting the milk jugs outside for the winter and leaving them there until the seeds germinate in the Spring.

For our article containing detailed information about Winter Sowing, click here.

To watch our 30 minute video on how to winter sow, click here.

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