by Ann Accetta-Scott | Jan 24, 2020 | Ann Accetta-Scott, Featured, Guest Articles, Homesteading
Homesteading for beginners, learn the tips and tricks for the first year of homestead living. Establish a mini farm growing food and raising livestock, and quickly find your homesteading community. A good tribe of people are worth their weight in gold. The dream is...
by McMurray Staff | Jan 24, 2020 | Events, Featured, McMurray Hatchery, Poultry Shows, Special Offers
Join McMurray Hatchery in England In November 2020, join fellow poultry enthusiasts for an educational, cultural, and fun international poultry adventure hosted by McMurray Hatchery. Glean new insights and ideas from our creative neighbors across the pond who are...
by McMurray Staff | Jan 10, 2020 | Chicken Breeds, Featured, McMurray Hatchery
It’s a new year and a new decade. At McMurray Hatchery, we’re excited for 2020 — our 103rd year! Our team has been hard at work planning and getting ready for this year’s hatch season. Our first hatch of the year is just three weeks away, and the...
by McMurray Staff | Nov 6, 2019 | Baby Chicks, Events, Featured, News Coverage, Raising Chickens
Homesteaders’ children at the 2019 Homesteaders of America Conference in Front Royal, VA, learning about baby chicks at the McMurray Hatchery tent. Photos of the Roots and Refuge kids by VW Family Farms; Benny by White House on the Hill for Homesteaders of...
by McMurray Staff | Oct 10, 2019 | Events, Featured, Interviews, News Coverage
As our 2019 season is winding down and we start gearing up for the start of our 2020 season, some members of our team are hitting the road to attend conferences and events across the U.S., and spending time connecting with our customers and answering their questions....
by McMurray Staff | Jun 21, 2019 | Featured, Uncategorized
When a holiday lands in the middle of the week, limited mail delivery by the U.S. Postal Service means we are unable to ship day-old baby chicks. It takes a full 21 days to incubate an egg and hatch a chick — and you can’t tell the hens to take a week off — so...
