We are proud to announce that our Quality and Engineering team successfully hatched 10 ducklings and 18 chicks this year! With the use of our Little Giant® 10300 Circulated Air Incubator and some fertile eggs, the team followed the instructions…
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Hatching Poultry the Miller Way
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Why Keeping Backyard Chickens Is Important
You may have noticed a rise in the number of people you know adopting the hobby of backyard chickens. Whether it be the desire for nutritious eggs, sustainable living, or to have a hobby to relinquish boredom, adding chickens to…
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New Video: The Little Giant® Galvanized High Capacity Poultry Feeder
Wanting an easy way to feed your poultry? The Little Giant® Galvanized High Capacity Poultry Feeder allows you to easily and safely store and dispense up to 25 lbs. of mash, pellet or crumble feed. Your poultry can now have…
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Weekly Roundup: Eggs are In
As a large portion of the country goes into a subzero February freeze deemed “The Siberian Express”, hope for Spring seems a somewhat desperate leap. But, as Hal Borland was famously quoted, “No winter lasts forever; no spring skips its…