Planting grass seed is a cost-effective and efficient way to create a lush lawn or revitalize an existing one. However, knowing when it’s safe to walk on newly planted grass can be a bit confusing. In this post, we’ll cover…
A chicken coop can attract a lot of flies, which can be frustrating and harmful to your chickens. Flies can spread diseases and parasites, and even lay their eggs in your chickens’ feed, water, or bedding. A fly trap can…
Have you been thinking about becoming a chicken parent for a while but not quite sure where to start or even what chicken breed to look at? In this post we look at four of the Best Chickens For Beginners….
Keeping chickens is a very rewarding activity that all members of the family can get involved in. To get the best from your chickens and to ensure they stay happy and healthy we must look at their needs. Each season…
Here are my favorite 5 Flowers That Start With The Letter B. We will work our way through the alphabet, and it seems appropriate for Becs Backyard to start with the letter B. Boronia This is a flower that you…
Why plant Marigolds in a vegetable garden? Good question! Marigolds are annual or perennial plants that are commonly grown for their brightly colored flowers, but they also have a hidden secret power. Read on to find out why you should…
Discover the secret to happy and healthy chickens by providing them with a customized dust bath. In just three quick steps we will show you how to make a chicken dust bath. You can create a haven that promotes their…
We have been experiencing some very heavy rain and wind lately, normal for a New Zealand winter, however it seems a little more intense this year. As a result the current chicken coop is getting damp. So moving the chicken…
Welcome to Bec’s Backyard, where we’re passionate about creating a thriving and enriching environment for our beloved chickens. In this article, we delve into the world of quick growing plants for chickens. Providing these plant varieties not only adds visual…
If you’re thinking of getting into backyard chickens, one of the first things you need is a coop. But instead of buying a pre-made coop, why not build your own? DIY Chicken Coops can be projects that are fun and…