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Chickens and bees could both be integrated into the homestead. Chickens need shelter, food, water, and daylight, and provide eggs, meat, and manure. Bees need shelter, forage, and protection, and provide honey, wax, and pollination. Chickens could graze in yards and gardens with a supplemental diet and shelter in a chicken tractor. Bees could be kept in hives in a fenced forest area, foraging on surrounding land. Of the two, bees are preferred as they can meet needs by foraging on the property and surrounding miles without external inputs.
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- 2. Chickens (Bane, 269-270) Needs: Shelter, warmth, water, food, and daylight Yields: Eggs, meat, and manure Behaviors: Brooding, and foraging Design Integration: Chickens could be allowed to graze in the yard and gardens as well as in the forest with supervision. It is likely that their diet would need to be supplemented with commercial feed. Shelter would be taken care of with an insulated chicken tractor. Water would be provided via a trough.
- 3. Bees (Bane, 265-268) Needs: Shelter, forage, and protection from disturbance Yields: Honey, wax, and pollination Behaviors: Brooding, production, foraging, defense, hive splitting, and overwintering Design Integration: Bees could be kept in the forested area. They would be sheltered in commercial beehives and protected from disturbance by a wire fence. The bees would forage their food from surrounding land area as well as my own property that would include nectaries.
- 4. Conclusions It is likely that I would be able to include both chickens and bees in my homestead, though if I were to provide for needs of the animals from my homestead only with no external energy inputs then I would choose bees. This is because the bees can forage not only on my property but for several square miles around my property (Bane, 22). This would bring some of the benefits to my community as well.