Here's a great look at the pros of hen ownership as well as the concerns.
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- Backyard Chickens
- Backyard Chickens: Three reasons to have urban hens
- Backyard Poultry Magazine
- Boulder Weekly: Longmont debates allowing backyard hens
- City Chicken, The
- Egg Nutrition Study, Mother Earth News
- Fort Collins Urban Hens
- Homesteading Today
- How to Keep Chickens in the City
- Mad City Chickens
- Newsweek: The New Coop de Ville
- Nine Books for Newbies to Urban Chickens
- Raising Chickens on an Urban Homestead
- Reading Egg Carton Labels
- Urban Chickens.net
- Urban Chickens.org
This is a great video! We are getting excited to set up our very first chicken coop for some girls this spring! I can't wait for the fresh eggs and fertilizer from my garden. The ideal set-up for recycling and getting involved in our very own food production!
ReplyDeleteAloha! I live in Hawaii and have four hens in my backyard. Although on vacay now for the winter, they give us tons of eggs most of the year and I love them dearly. I keep their coop and run clean and dry and they do the rest. No smell, no noise, no problem! I give away lots of eggs to families in our community who are living on fixed income, they are so grateful. I wish you all the luck in the world in garnishing support from your local government to allow backyard chickens! Aloha!
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