Welcome back to The Coop with Meyer Hatchery! On this episode our host Linda has special guest Angela Ferraro-Fanning, joining us to discuss her writing and her permaculture homestead in New Jersey. Angela is the author of "A Little Homesteader: A Winter Treasury of Recipes, Crafts and Wisdom." Angela shares her journey into sustainable farming and permaculture, as well as her passion for living in harmony with nature. She discusses her self-taught approach to farming and the evolution of her homestead into a permaculture farm, where every element contributes to the greater ecosystem. As the c ..read more

Listen to the latest episode of The Coop, where our guest host Meagan discusses Talking Turkeys with special guest and Meyer Hatchery Brand Ambassador Josh from Fowl Mouth Farmer. We cover topics ranging from raising turkeys to multi-purpose functionality, social media presence, and the finer details of coop aesthetics. Filled with laughter and insightful moments, this episode will surely entertain and educate. Josh brings his unique perspective on poultry raising and his infectious personality to the conversation, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in raising turkeys, whether for m ..read more

Join us on the Meyer Moment Podcast as host Linda explores the Meyer Hatchery April Bird of the Month - the  Orpington. Learn about this dual-purpose breed's friendly nature, diverse color varieties, and egg-laying capabilities. Don't miss out on this chat with Lauren from Meyer's marketing team and grab a special discount on your next Meyer Hatchery purchase over $50. Subscribe, listen, and discover why life is better with chickens! Shop Orpingtons on our website ..read more

Watch the video podcast here - https://youtu.be/zef8QZN_0x0 In this episode of The Coop, we're thrilled to introduce a special guest, Dalia, the president of Chickenlandia. Join us as we learn more about Chickenlandia and explore the different aspects of chicken keeping. We'll discuss the significance of reconnecting with our food and culture, as well as the joy and peace that these feathered friends bring into our lives. Whether you're a seasoned chicken keeper or just starting out, there's something for everyone in this engaging conversation. Don't miss out on this episode! Dalia welcomes ..read more

Let's take a Meyer Moment to introduce our Birds of the Month: the Barred Plymouth Rock, White Plymouth Rock, and the Rhode Island Red! This month, we're shining a spotlight on these production breeds, focusing on their prolific egg-laying capabilities. Check out more of our High Production Layers here. Join Linda as she talks more about these favorites ..read more

Are you adding any waterfowl to your flock this year? Brooding waterfowl is such a fun and rewarding experience. Listen as Linda shares tips for brooding waterfowl and get your flock off to a great start! Wonderful Waterfowl resourcesShop Meyer Hatchery's great selection of waterfowl!Help Desk Articles all about raising waterfowl ..read more

Here at Meyer Hatchery during the month of February, we are celebrating our love of waterfowl! Listen as Meagan interviews Lisa Steele all about her experience with waterfowl. Learn some of Lisa's favorite tips for brooding, feeding, and housing ducks (and geese). This episode is a must to listen to if you are interested in adding waterfowl to your flock!   Duck Eggs Daily by Lisa Steele Lisa Steele Products Waterfowl Brooding Basics Nutritional Needs of Ducks Tips for a Duckling's First Swim All About Waterfowl ..read more

Are you looking to add some waterfowl to your flock? Listen as Linda shares all about waterfowl, and what you need to consider when adding them to your flock. Waterfowl can make a great addition to any farm!  Wonderful Waterfowl resourcesShop Meyer Hatchery's great selection of waterfowl! Help Desk Articles all about raising waterfowl ..read more

Listen as Linda shares all about our Bird of the Month - Marans! The Marans is a favorite chicken breed among backyard poultry keepers, and Meyer Hatchery offers eight color variations, including both popular favorites and rare options. Named after Marans, France, these docile and easily trainable birds are hardy in all climates, making them stellar pets, egg layers, or an excellent dual-purpose option. They consistently lay 150-200 large brown eggs per year, ranging from the darkest in the Black Copper Marans to lighter brown shades and even speckled varieties. Shop Meyer Hatchery's great s ..read more

It is a topic no one wants to talk about - pests in the coop! Listen as Jeff talks about different types of pests in the coop during the winter, and how to prevent them to keep your flock safe! Pests and Your Chickens Blog Shop Meyer Hatchery's Health and Wellness ProductsWinter Dust Bathing TipsHerbs in the Coop ..read more