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    Foul-weather fowl care

    Jun 09, 2021 4 minutes
    Words Megg Miller

    There’s little pleasure in being buffeted by wet and windy weather. Ducks may be oblivious, but chooks seek out protection. We owners are tasked with the welfare of our flock, so we have a responsibility to provide a safe and comfy environment. If we’re smart, this will translate to safe and comfy conditions for us as well when feeding and caring for birds.

    Winter brings unique challenges. They’re different for each of us, but the suggestions that have been gathered together here will make poultry care easier and more enjoyable.

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