Farming Books: Backyard Chickens for Beginners: The New Complete Backyard Chickens Book for Beginners: Choosing the Right Breed, Raising Chickens, Feeding, Care, and Troubleshooting (Paperback)

If you're aware of only 1% of the food industry in America, then you probably already know poisoned our food is. Industrial farmers raise animals for profit, making them as fat as they possibly can in the shortest period of time.

To accomplish this task, they feed the animals with antibiotics, steroids, and artificial chemicals that make them grow faster.

Unfortunately, those chemicals find their way to our body every time we buy food at the supermarket. No wonder cancer rates are increasing, obesity has become the norm, and type 2 diabetes is appearing in younger people.

Because of this undeniable truth, a new, healthy solution has emerged - raising your own food.

In this must-have book for anyone who takes his health and well-being seriously, you will learn how you can raise chickens at your backyard, enjoy fresh eggs daily, and improve your health by HUNDREDS of PERCENTAGES.

• Learn where to get chickens, how to set your backyard of them, and how to take care of them daily

• Enjoy fresh, healthy eggs on a daily basis

• Discover what are the mistakes people make when raising chickens(hint: it makes chickens DIE!)
• Discover how you should feed your chickens to keep them healthy
• And much, much more!

Q: How will I know if this book is for me?

A: If you're seriously considering raising chickens, this is your ultimate guide. Period. It has everything you need to know - from setting up the backyard, feeding the chickens, making sure they're healthy, and even choosing their eggs properly - it's all here!

Q: I already have chickens. Is there anything new for me in this book?

A: Yes! You'll be surprised how many things you're probably unaware of when it comes to raising chickens. Check out the chapter about "troubleshooting" if you face any troubles, and even learn about the latest egg breeds in the market that you should probably consider.

BOTTOM LINE: If you want to raise chickens at your backyard, read this book.