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Growing Herbs To Benefit Your Chickens & The Coop

You may wonder why I collect herbs daily for the chickens... so let me take a second to explain the benefits of each:  rosemary - assists with pain relief and enhancing respiratory health, it's also a great natural insecticide.  basil – great antibacterial, mucous membrane health, smells lovely.  lavender – helps relieve stress, can also increase blood circulation, great coop cleaner, insecticide  marigolds – great stress reliever, increases blood circulation, aromatic, insecticide, helps produce colorful yolks  mint –  insecticide and rodent repellent, antioxidant, aids in respiratory health, wonderful digestive aid, lowers body temperature naturally which can keep the chickens cooler, smells amazing in the coop.  oregano – combats coccidia, salmonella, infectious bronchitis, avian flu, blackhead and e-Coli, strengthens immune system  sage – antioxidant, antiparasitic, general health promoter, wonderful smell. Throw in some other various herbs you have around the garden and your chickens will be happy.

You may wonder why I collect herbs daily for the chickens… so let me take a second to explain the benefits of each:

rosemary – assists with pain relief and enhancing respiratory health, it’s also a great natural insecticide.

basil – great antibacterial, mucous membrane health, smells lovely.

lavender – helps relieve stress, can also increase blood circulation, great coop cleaner, insecticide

marigolds – great stress reliever, increases blood circulation, aromatic, insecticide, helps produce colorful yolks

mint – insecticide and rodent repellent, antioxidant, aids in respiratory health, wonderful digestive aid, lowers body temperature naturally which can keep the chickens cooler, smells amazing in the coop.

oregano – combats coccidia, salmonella, infectious bronchitis, avian flu, blackhead and e-Coli, strengthens immune system

sage – antioxidant, antiparasitic, general health promoter, wonderful smell.

Throw in some other herbs you have around your garden and you’re good to go.