Myers Poultry Blog
Have questions about raising chickens, turkeys, or ducks? We’ve been a trusted source in the poultry industry for over 30 years, so we've learned a thing or two.
From beginner tips to advanced care, our blog covers a wide range of topics to help you raise healthy, happy flocks. Whether you’re raising backyard chickens or managing a commercial farm, we’ve got the insights you need to succeed.
Read to learn more about general poultry care, types of chicken breeds, and farm management!
Chick Sounds and What They Mean
April 10, 2026
Ever wonder what all that peeping means? We go over five common chick sounds and what they can tell you about your chicks, helping you spot signs of comfort, cold stress, or trouble early so you can adjust your brooder setup and keep chicks healthy and thriving.
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The Best Chicken Breeds for Rainbow Eggs
February 25, 2026
In search of the best breeds for a rainbow egg basket? We outline a few ways you can mix and match our egg layers to achieve a beautiful color palette that fits your personality.
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When to Raise Meat Chickens: The Best Months for Reliable Results
February 24, 2026
When to raise meat chickens? Discover the best months to start broilers, including Cornish Cross, using local frost dates and seasonal weather patterns. Plan spring or fall grow-outs, reduce heat and cold stress, and time chick arrival for steady growth and predictable processing.
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How to Raise Meat Chickens: Breeds, Care, Feeding, and Processing
February 18, 2026
How to raise meat chickens successfully. This comprehensive guide explains broiler breeds, feeding programs, housing options, watering, troubleshooting, and processing timelines so growers can plan effectively and support consistent flock performance.
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What Is Chick Sexing? Methods, Accuracy, and How Hatcheries Identify Male vs Female Chicks
February 10, 2026
How do hatcheries tell male from female chicks? This guide explains the primary chick sexing methods, their accuracy, and what every poultry keeper should know before ordering sexed birds.
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