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Chickens as Pets: Good Idea or Not?
Chickens

Chickens as Pets: Good Idea or Not?

ByRick Kesler March 14, 2023

Have you ever wondered if having a chicken as a pet would be a good idea? Chickens are marvelous creatures that are unique and caring. Chickens are just as clever as human toddlers in the grand scheme of things. Chickens…

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How to Help a Baby Chick that Won’t Eat (Plus 7 Reasons Why)
Chickens

How to Help a Baby Chick that Won’t Eat (Plus 7 Reasons Why)

ByRick Kesler March 13, 2023

When buying new baby chicks the first couple of days can be super exciting. You get the chance to see these cute balls of fluff totter around, and just be the cutest things in the room. What you do not…

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What Baby Chicks Need for Healthy Growth and Development
Chickens

What Baby Chicks Need for Healthy Growth and Development

ByRick Kesler March 13, 2023

If someone were interested in raising healthy chicks from a hatchling or a young age, what should they do to raise the healthiest chickens and roosters that they can? Based on my and my family’s experience raising chickens and after…

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Complete Guide to Chick Nutrition: What they Can and Can’t Eat
Chickens

Complete Guide to Chick Nutrition: What they Can and Can’t Eat

ByRick Kesler March 13, 2023

Chicks are so much fun to raise. And it’s important to know that these cute fur balls have a specific diet. Just follow this complete nutrition guide to know exactly what to feed them. To receive good nutrition, chicks should…

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Baby Chicks and Water: Swimming, Hazards, and What to Do
Chickens

Baby Chicks and Water: Swimming, Hazards, and What to Do

ByRick Kesler March 17, 2023

Having baby chicks can be incredibly exciting. Our kids fell in love and really enjoyed holding them and just watching them peck around. However, there are a lot of situations that can be dangerous for chicks that you may not…

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Building Your Food Storage: 4 Steps for Getting Started
Food Storage

Building Your Food Storage: 4 Steps for Getting Started

ByRick Kesler March 7, 2023

Having a healthy amount of food storage has tremendous benefits. Emergencies ranging from a temporary financial setback to a worldwide pandemic can make having your own food storage a real blessing. I know in 2020 we were glad we had…

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The 3 Things You’ll Need to Prepare for Every Emergency
Getting Started

The 3 Things You’ll Need to Prepare for Every Emergency

ByRick Kesler April 5, 2023

In a lifetime, it’s likely that every one of us will be involved in some kind of emergency. Between natural disasters, political and economic turmoil, power outages, and even running out of gas on a toad trip, emergencies large and…

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How Often do Baby Chicks Die? (and when they’re vulnerable)
Chickens

How Often do Baby Chicks Die? (and when they’re vulnerable)

ByRick Kesler March 1, 2023

At my home, growing up, it seems like we always had chickens. Every year we added to the flock. So when I decided it was time to start my first flock on my own, I had to think about how…

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How Long Cereal Lasts (and How to Store It So It Lasts Longer)
Organization and Storage

How Long Cereal Lasts (and How to Store It So It Lasts Longer)

ByRick Kesler March 20, 2023

Whether you are a cereal fanatic or you just want to know whether you can put the stuff in your long-term food storage, knowing how long cereal can last is essential. Is the expiration date accurate? How long will the…

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MREs vs. Freeze Dried Food (Pros and Cons)
Foods

MREs vs. Freeze Dried Food (Pros and Cons)

ByRick Kesler December 27, 2022

Two of the most popular long-term food storage items are meals-ready-to-eat and freeze-dried foods. But what are the key differences between the two? While the MRE (meal-ready-to-eat) is a fully prepared meal designed to withstand rough conditions and be cooked…

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Hi, I'm Rick. I created Pantry Preparedness because for years I've loved helping family, friends, and neighbors become prepared for the unexpected things in life.

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