Question 1

2024-26

Accepted Answer

2024 January/February - Sweetie and frostbite. 2024 March/April - Thinking about having chickens? 2024 October - Welcoming New Chickens to the Flock 2025 March - Special Q&A series 2025 June - Happy, Healthy Chickens: Your Questions Answered! 2025 August - Four Lives, Three Stories: Our Summer of Rescues 2025 November - Why Fecal Tests Should Be Part of Every Chicken Keeper's Toolkit 2026 January - Coccidia in Chickens: What It Is, How to Spot It, and How to Treat It 2026 April - The Dark Side of Feedstore Chicks2026 May - Chicken Family Planning 1012026 August - Watch: Chicken Health & First Aid with an avian vet

Question 2

2023

Accepted Answer

January/February - Vegan in the New Year? 
March/April - The Coop Life: A Chicken Keeping Story. 
July/August - Prolapse. 
September/October - The fabulous vision of chickens. 
November/December - The birds and the bees.

Question 3

2022

Accepted Answer

January - Queen of Diamonds. 
February - Ready for chickens? 
April - Where does the chicken come from? 
June - Chicken poop. 
July/August - Summer and scaly leg mites. 
September/October - The faces of the egg industry. 
November - Busting lockdown boredom. 
December - Lessons from the lockdown.

Question 4

2021

Accepted Answer

January - Thinking about chickens?
February - Bedding materials.
March - Adopt, don't shop.
April - Fat chickens.
May - Palliative care and CBD.
June - External parasites.
July - Parasitic worms.
August - Buttercup the Cornish Cross.
September - Salpingitis and lash eggs.
October - Flystrike.
November - Personalized Care.
December - The Special Ones.

Question 5

2020

Accepted Answer

January - Chickens in the rain. 
February - Biosecurity. 
March - My ideal coop. 
April - Bumblefoot. 
May - Predator proofing. 
June - Dogs and birds. 
July - Vaccination. 
August - Quarantine. 
September - Fire preparation preparedness. 
October - Wildfire smoke. 
November - Larissa and fowl pox. 
December - Gearing up checklist.

Question 6

2019

Accepted Answer

January - Peppa's coop. 
February - Egg labels. 
March - Bird brains. 
April - Gardens for chickens. 
May - My chicken ain't doing right. 
June - Dealing with death. 
July - Happy chickens. 
August - Diseases from chickens. 
September - Molting. 
October - Sweetpea. 
November - Turkeys. 
December - Scout and scissor beak.

Question 7

2018

Accepted Answer

January - What to feed chickens? (part 2) 
February - A second life for ex-commercial hens. 
March - Adopt, don't shop. 
April - Coop upkeep. 
May - Second coop. 
June - Best home for an older hen. 
July - Feeders. 
August - Waterers. 
September - Chicken breeds. 
October - California Prop 12. 
November - Bachelor flocks. 
December - The Special Ones.

Question 8

2017

Accepted Answer

January - Chickens in the rain. 
February - Roosters. 
March - My chicken ain't doing right (part 1). 
April - My chicken ain't doing right (part 2). 
May - Gardening with chickens. 
June - Her great-great-...-great-grandma was a T-rex. 
July - Cool chickens. 
August - DIY coop. 
September - Pecking order. 
October - Introducing new chickens. 
November - It's our 1-year anniversary! 
December - What to feed chickens? (part 1)

Question 9

2016

Accepted Answer

November - Chickens are smarter than we think. 
December - Baking without eggs.