Thinking of Starting Chicken Farming but Feeling Scared?

I get it—I’ve been there too. When I started chicken farming, I didn’t have everything figured out. But I took the first step, and that made all the difference.

You don’t need a big farm to begin. Start small—even with 10 chicks. What matters is learning as you grow. Each day, you gain experience, confidence, and courage.

Here are some baby steps to help you get started:

1. Start with what you can afford—even a small coop and a few chicks.

2. Learn as you go. Watch YouTube videos, ask questions, join farming groups.

3. Keep a daily routine—feeding, cleaning, observing. You’ll get better with time.

4. Record your progress. It helps you track growth and mistakes.

5. Don’t wait for perfect conditions. Begin with what you have now.

You’ll be surprised at how far you’ll go, one step at a time.

I believe in you—just like I believed in myself when I began.