how to raise chicken ?

   Similar to engaging in many other crops or livestock activities, if you master the "land-time-energy" triangulation relationship, then you can feel the joy of raising chickens in your own backyard, no matter what our original intention is to harvest eggs Still enjoy the chicken meal. Participation in the first year is entry-level only. An inexperienced farmer should start with a maximum of 4-5 chickens to test whether the commitment to his/her decision to raise chickens can be fulfilled.
   First, we need to get things straightened out. If you're only interested in collecting eggs, you don't need to keep roosters (adult roosters). Female chickens can lay eggs without a rooster. We only need to raise roosters if we raise chickens for meat. In this case, we need a rooster to get fertilized eggs (from which newborn chicks can hatch). Of course, you will also need a brooding hen.
   Local regulations are stricter on coops that house roosters than coops that house only hens. Therefore, we should first check the complete legal framework of the local government. But in most cases, if you are simply raising hens in suburban areas, you will not face any problems (because the noise is relatively low).
   A healthy chicken has a lifespan of 8 to 12 years. Of course, there are notable exceptions to these age ranges. Hens start laying eggs from 5-6 months old until the last years of their lives. However, most hens stop laying eggs at a good rate by the age of three. During the first few years of their lives, most hens produce 180-270 eggs per year.