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    What to Do About Poultry Remorse

    Feb 07, 2020 2 minutes
    By Rachel Yoder

    ne of the first things people get really excited about on their homesteading journey is adding chickens. They seem like an easy first livestock animal; small and easily managed, and they produce eggs and meat with minimal effort. Many towns and cities are allowing chickens within city limits, giving urban folk a chance to

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