You can apply chicken manure to your garden in the fall or early spring, allowing it to decompose before planting. Chicken manure is rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, making it a valuable fertilizer for garden soil. However, it is also very high in ammonia, which can be too strong for plants if applied fresh. […]

In a chicken garden, plant various herbs, leafy greens, and vegetables that are both nutritious for chickens and beneficial for your garden. Suitable plants include kale, spinach, dandelion greens, and herbs like mint and basil. Chickens can benefit from a diverse diet, and incorporating certain plants into their environment can improve their health and well-being.

A chicken garden is a garden designed to be both a productive space for growing vegetables and a suitable environment for chickens. It typically incorporates features that allow chickens to roam freely and access garden beds, while also considering the plants’ needs and maintaining garden health. A chicken garden integrates chickens into the gardening process