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$64.25 USD Landrace breeds. Real gear. Education that actually helps.
Clear how-tos, myth-busting, and checklists that actually help so you can stop guessing and start keeping.
Clear how-tos, myth-busting, and checklists that actually help so you can stop guessing and start keeping.
At Cluck It All Farms, we’re dead serious about chickens, just not about being serious all the time.
Chicken drama gets the side-eye, Facebook myths get roasted, and new keepers get a hand, not a lecture.
We help you find what works (and what’s total nonsense) with fact-first guides, real-world photos, and supplies we stand behind. No gatekeeping. No ego. Just results.
We’re here for landrace breeds with stories in their feathers and grit in their bones. Our goals are simple:
If you want chickens that thrive and advice that doesn’t suck, pull up a perch. You’re in the right coop where we roll with the chaos, laugh at the madness, and never trade our flocks for anything.
At Cluck It All Farms, we’re dead serious about chickens, just not about being serious all the time.
Chicken drama gets the side-eye, Facebook myths get roasted, and new keepers get a hand, not a lecture.
We help you find what works (and what’s total nonsense) with fact-first guides, real-world photos, and supplies we stand behind. No gatekeeping. No ego. Just results.
We’re here for landrace breeds with stories in their feathers and grit in their bones. Our goals are simple:
If you want chickens that thrive and advice that doesn’t suck, pull up a perch. You’re in the right coop where we roll with the chaos, laugh at the madness, and never trade our flocks for anything.
Preorders open February 2026
Clancy Says:“Hatch something worth crowing about.”
Landrace hatching eggs & chicks. Rare breeds. Real resilience.
If you’re done chasing uniforms and ready to embrace useful variation inside real breed guardrails, this book will meet you at the gate. Pretty can ride along. Use drives the truck.
Panel-tested. Chicken-approved. Clancy probably judged it too.
Our panel unboxes kits from the CluckKit™ Collection so you know what actually earns a spot in your coop (and what deserves a hard nope).
Peck & Play Enrichment Kit
$44.99
$44.99
Coop Crisis Kit™ Chicken First Aid & Medicine Cabinet
$95.00
Which Coop Crisis Kit Do You Neeed?:
$95.00
Coop Crisis Kit™ Chicken First Aid & Medicine Cabinet
$95.00
Which Coop Crisis Kit Do You Neeed?:
$95.00
Mental health kit... but for chickens.
Unbox this enrichment kit with our panel member, Keri.
Peck & Play Enrichment Kit
$44.99
Your 2AM ‘oh crap’ kit.
Unbox the Coop Crisis Kit - Basic with our panel member, Jessica.
Coop Crisis Kit™ Chicken First Aid & Medicine Cabinet
$95.00
Which Coop Crisis Kit Do You Neeed?:
The kit that says, ‘I’ve got this,’ when your chicken definitely doesn’t.
Unbox the Coop Crisis Kit - Chicken First Aid & Medicine cabinet, Barn Boss with our Peck & Tell Panel Member, Chris.
Coop Crisis Kit™ Chicken First Aid & Medicine Cabinet
$95.00
Which Coop Crisis Kit Do You Neeed?:
We don’t sell everything but we curate what’s worth it.
If it doesn’t hold up to real birds and real chaos, it doesn’t make the cut.
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We raise 'em real and it turns out, people notice.
Because when quality meets grit, even the humans crow about it.
Clancy Says:“If it made the humans happy, I probably supervised it.”
This shirt comes with that already worn comfort like it has been washed numerous times already. This spunky breed of bird was a fun little thing so this shirt is extra special to me. Landrace breed birds are special and Ölandsk will always have a special place in my memory.
I absolutely love this shirt. It matches my little serama boy so good. And perfect since I’ve got a little chicken farmer on the way get just enough space for my big belly. 🤣
I absolutely love my shirt. It is comfortable, breaths, and its great!
This is a one stop shop for all things probiotic health. There is a solution which minimized build up on my waterers and the birds loved the taste of the probiotic solution!
Our hens just started laying in July, we have 8 hens and average about 4-5 eggs per day and on a normal day we eat 3 eggs. So trying to keep track of the oldest eggs was a bit of an issue, i.e. remembering to date them. I bought this wire egg holder and it is really nice to display my girls hard work on the counter and know that the bottom egg is the one I need to use first! The eggs are so pretty and deserve to be shown off. The wire rack fits under the upper cabinets perfectly. Love it!
The wipes are great. It’s easier for the young kids to help clean the eggs. Basket is beyond adorable. My daughter loves it and now fights her brother to help get eggs.
I am impressed with the information on these three products. My first two flocks are 7+ years old and I want to do all I can to keep them healthy as possible. Easy to use!
When I picked this up, I was rushed and accidentally chose this one but there is a pro in that! This one is the best for your basics & if you are new in the chicken keeping world. You will use it! I had the majority of the items or versions of it so I know I will; this is a great staple for the Chicken Keeper!
You always need comfy to work in when out in the barn, this is just another fun one to add into the wardrobe
Why not be cute & comfy with the best shade of green in my opinion! A fun and witty way to sport your hard work.
This was so fun and all of the birds, beautiful. Shipped eggs can be a gamble but I had nearly 50 % hatch success. If there were a downside, it's like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're going to get... all but one chick turned out to be roosters, lol, but I would do it again.
I can't get enough of these! The best thing to keep them busy & entertained, especially in the winter months when there is pretty much nothing. The only downside is that it is easy to go through them too fast! Hands down, one of my favorites!
Fun kit to keep your chickens busy! I used the treat skewer with corn on the cob, and they went crazy pecking it! I need to order another skewer…or two! We are working on the xylophone and swing. Remember to introduce new objects slowly so they don’t get scared.
Showed up on time..
Perfect condition.
8-21 we will know rest of the story....
This kit has a great variety of enrichment items to use with your flock. Of course my flocks favorite items always involve food. The other items intrigued their curiosity.
Fresh from the Coop!
Real tips. Real talk. Chicken chaos included.
Because this isn’t your grandma’s blog—it’s the one that says what everyone else won’t.
Come for the grit, stay for the laughs. And maybe learn something while you're at it.
If you’ve ever stood in the poultry aisle wondering, “Do I need all this crap?”—you’re not alone. The supplement shelf has become the Wild West of backyard chicken keeping.
Let’s cut through it. You do need a few basics. You don’t need a drawer full of powders and pellets. And you definitely don’t need to guess.
The sky is that soft blue that means cold. You crack the back door, coffee in one hand, resolve in the other. The flock hears you before you hit the latch—because of course they do. Winter chores aren’t glamorous, but the right little things make them kinder. Here’s our keeper’s walk-through, one stop at a time.
We’ve all been there.
You fall down a “what to buy for chickens” rabbit hole and end up with a rainbow-colored feeder, 17 supplement bottles, and a coop sign that says “Farm Sweet Farm” while your hen just pooped in your coffee.
Most kits out there are curated for cuteness—not chaos-tested chicken keeping.
So we built something better.
