Off The Grid Living: The, Prepper's Guide, To Caring, Feeding & Facilities For, Raising, Organic, Chickens, At Home (Coops,Breeds, Working & Raising Poultry, Guide To Off The Grid Survival Book 2)

"Considering getting chickens? This is for you!" according to Richard and Liz. This book starts off with some of the many 'bads' of factory chicken farming and suggests that the much better alternative is to raise your own if at all possible.Raising chickens and growing a garden go hand in hand. Feed the chickens your kitchen vegetable scraps and they will supply you with fertilizer.Chickens can be good therapy. I can. Some good information for us newbies My fiancee and I are trying to do all things healthy these days, and eating eggs from a source we know has nothing to do with GMOs is our latest addition.This book is full of info all beginners will need - even those with limited space for coops.I agree with Dr Stone's comment about raising chickens and gardening going hand in hand since yo. "Thinking of getting chickens? Read this first" according to JW slacks. Clear, thorough, and a quick read. Packed with lots of information for someone who is considering backyard chickens. I normally get bored with non fiction books, but this gave me good and necessary info. And only took about 25 minutes to read. I should note that I have had my chickens for 2 years and wish I would have had a book like this b

Stone covers it all—which is what makes this book stand out from all the others: it gives the reader honest, accurate information that can transform their lives while improving the quality of their diet and health. "I am new to raising chickens and there was some useful information in here. Nothing is left out, not even observance of state and local laws—Dr. But, Dr. Packed with lots of information for someone who is considering backyard chickens. I normally get bored with non fiction books, but this gave me good and necessary info. Also, this is not a super in depth book, just a basic overview".JW Slacks. John Stone, extends that axiom further--you are what you eat, eats. I should note that I have had my chickens for 2 years and wish I would have had a book like this before learning things the hard way. We have started getting eggs now-exciting"Eddie Fry "Helpful for the first time chicken owner. In an easy, step-by-step process, the reader is given a turn-key experience to starting a backyard chicken coop. Over 10 000 downloads to date You are what you

And problems that a beginner is about to face too are stated and so the book satisfied me and it made me really confident about starting the business..Lora Hoffman. It starts from why to start. We have some land with cultivation. This was the first book I ever read regarding pet chickens.All the things regarding the subject are well described here. Highly Recommended for beginners!, April 14, 2014I always wanted to have a farm of my own. All the chicken categories, their characteristics and what should you be aware of before starting the work are well explained. My fiance was someone always wanted me to be satisfied and he convinced me to start with some chicken