Recently we added 12 new baby chicks to the farm. This was my very first time raising and caring for chicks on my own so I had a lot of research to do to ensure they were kept comfortable and safe. I am writing to share my personal experiences and maybe a nugget (or two) of advice fior when it comes to introducing newbies to your flock. MORE CHICKENS MEANS MORE MANURE…TURN IT INTO COMPOST FOR YOUR GARDEN! GET STARTED NOW! KEEP THEM SEPARATED IN THE BEGINNING It is important to keep your littles separated from your original flock. Now this…