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Many people either own backyard hens or know of someone who does. This growing popularity has largely been due to families wanting to become more self-sustainable. So, why is keeping...
Raising baby chicks is a great experience for kids, parents and grandparents alike. As the chicks grow they transition through a number of different cute and fluffy stages before arriving...
Many people either own backyard hens or know of someone who does. The growing popularity has largely been due to families wanting to become more selfsustainable. So why is keeping...
Giuliana comes from a generation or egg farmers. Her father Started egg farming back in the 1970s in Keysborough after coming from Italy to start a new life in Australia.Over...
Victorians have turned to planting their own vegie patches and even stocking up on hens to ensure a supply of eggs as supermarket shelves remain empty. Darren and Rebecca Walker...
Empty supermarket shelves and increasing restrictions on people's movement have seen a growing number of Australian families turn to growing their own food. Melbourne-based poultry suppler, Talking Hens, is almost...
Jaosn and Giuliana started a free-range egg business called Talking Hens back in 2012 on their small family farm in Keysborough. They started selling some of their hens to customers...
Talking Hens is a family business that enjoys backyard hens. We specialise in supplying friendly, egg laying hens with quality products to keep them happy and healthy. There’s nothing like...
Raising baby chicks is a great experience for kids, parents and grandparents alike. As the chicks grow they transition through a number of different cute and fluffy stages before arriving...
When Giuliana's parents passed away in 2012, she and husband Jason moved into the family home to look after the farming side of the business, beginning a life and passion...
Many Melbourne families are discovering just how much joy a small flock of backyard hens can bring their home. With no permit needed to keep them on the Peninsula, it's...
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