Experts say raising chickens isn’t likely to save many inflation-weary consumers money amid the spike in egg prices. But for ...

For Christin New, whose multigenerational family moved from Redwood City, California, to a 2-acre home in the nearby Santa ...

Egg prices continue to climb, making it harder for families and small businesses to keep costs down. Some are turning to ...

I know how many eggs a chicken lays in a day. But no matter what Trump says, raising chickens at home has not saved my family ...

With egg prices at historic highs, Modesto has seen an uptick of interest in backyard chicken tending. Those considering ...

By Gabriella Sotelo for Sentient. Broadcast version by Suzanne Potter for California News Service reporting for the ...

It is a chilly week here in the Finger Lakes, and I am ready for spring. With the coming of spring comes all the spring sales ...

The prices are high enough to push some Americans to raise their own chickens, even if backyard eggs are unlikely to result in any real savings, according to one university-based livestock expert.

The price of eggs may be through the roof, but that doesn’t mean you’ll save money with a chicken coop. While the popularity ...

and predator-proofing materials (this isn’t even getting into raising baby chicks). Backyard chicken keepers call the first egg the “thousand dollar egg.” There is also a time commitment.

Instead of selling chicks during its annual Chick Days, Smithland Pet & Garden Center in Southington sold out of them weeks ago.