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Backyard poultry event coming to Summerville West Tractor Supply - Vimarsana News

Backyard poultry event coming to Summerville West Tractor Supply

Summerville West Tractor Supply is hosting a backyard poultry event from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, April 6. Customers will learn how to care for and manage an at-home flock.

How you can speak to your chickens: Scientists say you can tell if birds are happy, sad, tired or lonely based on their CLUCKS - so, can you decipher these noises? - Vimarsana News

How you can speak to your chickens: Scientists say you can tell if birds are happy, sad, tired or lonely based on their CLUCKS - so, can you decipher these noises?

Have you ever wanted to know how to tell if a chicken is feeling chirpy? Scientists say that a chicken's cluck can tell you if they are feeling happy, sad, or even disappointed.

Abdul Majeed cultivates success through innovative farming - Vimarsana News

Abdul Majeed cultivates success through innovative farming

Ramban, DECEMBER 29: In the heart of Gandhri Block, Ramban District, emerges a tale of agricultural brilliance as Abdul Majeed, a progressive farmer, redefines success through pioneering innovation. Over the last five years, Majeed's commitment to cutting-edge farming techniques has not only doubled his annual income but has set a precedent for sustainable agriculture in

Why you shouldn't have indoor chickens - Vimarsana News

Why you shouldn't have indoor chickens

What you should know before deciding to bring your chickens inside your home during the colder winter months.

Avian influenza detected in Alabama - The Trussville Tribune - Vimarsana News

Avian influenza detected in Alabama - The Trussville Tribune

By Justin Miller, Communications Specialist, Alabama Cooperative Extension System AUBURN UNIVERSITY – The Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries (ADAI) confirmed a case of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in a commercial pullet farm in Marshall County, Alabama. ADAI released the following statement on Nov. 3: “It is critical for commercial and backyard poultry operations