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Protect your poultry from viruses, bacteria, and parasites
Products for strong biosecurity
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2 PCS Plastic Connector For Poultry Watering System
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Anti-Bird Gardening and Poultry Mesh Net – 50’x25′
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Automatic Chicken Coop Door – Solar Powered
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Automatic Chicken Drinking Goblet Bucket 3L Capacity Plastic Poultry
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Diatomaceous Earth 3lb 1.3 oz
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Electric Thermostat Brooder Mini Heater For Chicks
$94.30 – $98.42
Is Your Flock at Risk?
Why are egg prices so high?
Egg prices are high primarily due to the ongoing bird flu outbreak, which has led to the culling of millions of egg-laying hens, reducing supply. With fewer hens producing eggs, the shortage drives prices up as demand remains steady.
Keeping Poultry Healthy
Using Biosecurity to Prevent the Spread of Disease
Biosecurity in 6 Steps For Backyard Poultry
Maintain distance
Isolate your birds from visitors and use preventive measures like enclosures and netting to keep your flock away from wild birds.
Keep your bird's home clean
Clean shoes, tools, and equipment to prevent germs from spreading.
Don't bring disease home
Keep cages used for transportation clean and wash your vehicles on a regular basis.
Don't share equipment
Avoid sharing tools and other equipment with friends and neighbors.
Monitor for signs of infection
Watch for early signs of infection to prevent the spread of disease
Report
Report unusual signs of disease or unexpected deaths.
What is Biosecurity? Click Here to Learn More
Our Blog
Poultry News
Poultry News, Guides, Tips, and Resources for Chicken Keepers
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Understanding Poultry Mites: What They Are and How to Stop Them
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Keeping Rodents Out of Your Chicken Coop
When it comes to raising chickens, rodents might not be the first threat that comes to mind—but they should be. Rats and mice are more...
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