Whether it's the cheerful clucking of chickens or the gentle hops of rabbits that excite you, we're here to guide you. Our 'Start Here' page is your gateway to understanding the basics of caring for these delightful creatures. We provide essential guides and resources to help kickstart your farming journey. So, roll up those sleeves, budding farmer, and let's embark on this rustic adventure together!

Embrace the joy of backyard poultry with our range of chicken products. From sturdy coops to chicken toys, our selection is curated to ensure your feathered friends thrive. Begin your egg-laying journey with Harvest Lane Farms, where happy hens lead to hearty homes.

Jump right into the gentle world of rabbitry with our premium rabbit products. Providing comfortable hutches, feed containers, and fun rabbit toys, we cater to the well-being of your furry companions. Hop into a wholesome hobby with supplies that ensure happy hops and tender nibbles.

Discover the charm of duck keeping with our duck-centric products. Offering duckling brooder box, that will hold all your baby ducks. With Harvest Lane Farms, you're set to embark on a quack-filled adventure nurturing ducks that waddle into your heart.

What is the best breed of chicken for beginners?

• Plymouth Rock and Sussex chickens are known for being hardy and friendly, making them great for beginners.

How many chickens should I start with?

• Starting with 3 - 5 chickens is a good number for beginners to manage. (Just know that most Farm Ranch Stores have a rule thatyou cannot buy one chicken)

What do chickens eat and when should they eat?

• Chickens eat a variety of grains, pellets, fruits, and vegetables. They should be fed daily with access to fresh water at all times.

How can I keep my chickens healthy?

• Provide a balanced diet, clean housing, and regular health check-ups to keep your chickens healthy.

Is it difficult to raise ducks?

• Ducks are relatively easy to care for. They require clean water, shelter, and a balanced diet.

Can ducks and chickens live together?

• Yes, with proper supervision and enough space, ducks and chickens can coexist.

What should I feed my ducks?

• Ducks eat waterfowl pellets, grains, and enjoy a variety of vegetables and bugs.

How much water do ducks need?

• Ducks need enough water to cover their heads to keep their eyes, nostrils, and bills clean. (Make sure to clean water out regularly, or algae will form)