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30 April 2010 - Poultry – Selecting Your Bantams, Small Bantams
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The best Bantams to keep are probably the ones that are “low maintenance” as Bantams were originally bred to be miniature versions of larger chickens. This means that you want a chicken [...]

29 April 2010 - Chicken Keeping, The Ardenner Bantam – Poultry
this bird is a true country bird, it is very small and has roots right back to the early days of known records for chicken and
bantam breeding (1800).
The same applies for the Ardenner as with the Ancona Bantam, it needs lots of space and stuff to root around it. The eggs tend to be about [...]

29 April 2010 - Poultry Breeds – The Dorking Chicken
When you see a picture of a Dorklng you recognize it as the traditional portrait of a Norman Rockwell style of chicken complete with snowy white breast, single bright red cockscomb and black cowl. It is not only one of the most recognizable breeds of chicken in the world it is also one of the [...]

29 April 2010 - Chicken Keeping – Wyandotte – Poultry Breeds
The Wyandotte is an interesting breed of chicken that find it origins in the United States. Nobody is quite sure of their lineage and they are an example of a random miracle when it comes to an eating bird. sighted. The first variety of this poultry was reported in the 1860s was of a silver [...]

29 April 2010 - Poultry Breeds, Keeping Chickens, Ancona Bantams
It is quite along thin bird but still quite small 9as it is a Bantam) and grows to no more than around 1-1.5kg max, most are smaller. The Ancona is a very lively bird and they love to spend much of their day rooting around in soil and undergrowth.
If you plan to keep these birds [...]