Let’s take a Meyer Moment to talk about molting. Molting is not usually a welcome season for chicken owners, as it usually means a mess of feathers, decreased egg production, and bald-looking chickens. But the molting season is normal and healthy for your chickens, and there are few things you can do to support your flock during this time.
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