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‘Don’t kiss or snuggle your chickens’: CDC warns of Salmonella outbreaks linked to backyard flocks
Read full article: ‘Don’t kiss or snuggle your chickens’: CDC warns of Salmonella outbreaks linked to backyard flocksAs much as you may want to snuggle up close to your backyard chickens, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that’s not such a good idea.
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More people putting all their eggs in one basket by trying out backyard chicken farming
Read full article: More people putting all their eggs in one basket by trying out backyard chicken farmingSan Antonio – What came first -- the chicken or the egg? Across San Antonio, chicks are becoming a hot commodity as more people scramble to try their hand at growing their own chickens for those eggs. It take a little while, but once they start producing, it’s pretty maintenance-free. Rosenthal’s chicks are still producing eggs, but he has a plan if food gets harder to come by. In San Antonio city limits, residents can have up to eight fowl.