--- product_id: 235178 title: "Fresh Eggs Daily: Raising Happy, Healthy Chickens...Naturally" price: "AR$84286" currency: ARS in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/235178-fresh-eggs-daily-raising-happy-healthy-chickens-naturally store_origin: AR region: Argentina --- # Fresh Eggs Daily: Raising Happy, Healthy Chickens...Naturally **Price:** AR$84286 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Fresh Eggs Daily: Raising Happy, Healthy Chickens...Naturally - **How much does it cost?** AR$84286 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.ar](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/235178-fresh-eggs-daily-raising-happy-healthy-chickens-naturally) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description More than ever, Americans care about the quality and safety of the food they eat. They're bringing back an American tradition: raising their own backyard chickens for eggs and companionship. And they care about the quality of life of their chickens. Fresh Eggs Daily is an authoritative, accessible guide to coops, nesting boxes, runs, feed, and natural health care – with time-tested remedies from a fifth generation chicken keeper who has more than a decade of experience under her belt following her own simple and practical advice. Lisa Steele promotes the benefits of keeping chickens happy and well-occupied, and in optimal health, free of chemicals and antibiotics. She emphasizes the therapeutic value of herbs, edible flowers and natural supplements to maintaining a healthy environment for your backyard flock. Her tips and advice will benefit the first-time chicken keeper and seasoned veteran alike. This is one of those "especially for now" kinds of books, when food security is appearing on our to-do lists. Review: The proof is in the chicken.... - I believe my most recent email to Lisa explains everything: Dear Lisa! I had to write to you and tell you this story about my chicken, Sophie. Please excuse me if I get a bit lengthy, but I promise I will tie it all together at the end. Last April, I decided I wanted a backyard flock. I am a scientist by heart and training, not to mention a teacher, so I researched extensively before making the plunge. One of the many books I purchased for reference was yours. Raising chickens holistically appealed to me on many levels, as I was making a huge turn toward a healthier lifestyle. Being diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis, and having to take strong medications to normalize, pushed me into the direction of wanting to be sure that anything else put into my body was as healthy as possible. If I was going to raise chickens, those eggs were going to be as organic as I could muster. I learned a lot from your book and it has become my go to bible. The philosophy you share and tips and instructions to go with it are a God send. Fast forward to 3 days ago. Here in Massachusetts, we had a warm May. No rain, just warm weather. On Sunday, our weather changed, bringing rain and temps down to 49 degrees during the day. My silly hens, all 5 of them, stayed out in the chilly rain, looking like drowned rats! At roosting time, I noticed 1 hen, Sophie, was not on the bar. She stood out in the rain, sopping, actually, in a stupor. Her pupils were dilated and she was stumbling. She couldn’t make it up the small ramp and into the coop. I brought her into the house, blow dried her (a first!) warmed her up then returned her to the bar. She was still lethargic, but I attributed that to it being late. Next morning, on my hencam, I saw that she was not with the others. She stayed on the roost bar, sleeping, didn’t eat, drink or move much for several hours. After bringing her in, and checking her out, I was able to get her to eat a bit but not drink. Her eyes were black, and her poop, runny and yellow. I checked for egg binding…nope. I concluded,after ruling out several things,that she probably had Coccidiosis, at which point I ran to the local grain store. They recommended Sulmet. No one online liked it, as it is crazy strong on their systems, something you already know. They liked Corid (Amprolium), which I promptly ordered, but what to do in the 1-2 days it would take to get here?? Out comes your book. I remembered reading how Oregano counteracts Coccidiosis. I needed to get her into a holding zone until the meds arrived, or so I thought, so, as you suggested, I put garlic, Kocci Free (had that on hand because you recommended it), and ACV into the water, picked some fresh Oregano from my garden, made up my “special” oatmeal (Sea Kelp, Flax Seed, Probiotic, yogurt, DE, wheat germ, again, inspired by you) and fed her what she would take. She picked at that, and the watermelon, and the cucumber I offered, BUT what she devoured most was the Oregano. She had a voracious appetite for the herb, and I let her eat as much as she would take, multiple times during the afternoon. She was not doing well, Lisa. I didn’t think she would make it. Unless I hand fed her and encouraged her to drink, she wouldn’t. At this point, she was inside so that I could watch her and get her away from the stress of the others. Here is the amazing part. About 3 hours after being in with me(6 or so hours after starting treatment), probably warmed up. she stood up and began moving around, pecking at the veggies on her own. She could stand without collapsing. Her vacant, distant stare became more focused. She started drinking independently, and a lot. She was doing so well, I put her out on the roost bar for the night to avoid separation issues. This morning, when I awoke, she was out in the run with the others. Checking on her, I saw her balance was good, her eyes, normal. She was eating on her own, albeit smaller amounts and walking around the run. I have continued to “treat” her with fresh Oregano throughout the day, which she continues to eat in vast amounts, and she continues to slowly improve. She’s going to be ok. I am elated! And flabbergasted! Absolutely speechless! The power of herbs and a holistic approach cannot be ignored in this story! She has not been given any meds whatsoever….they have not arrived, yet. She knew that she needed the Oregano, I trusted in that, let her take as much as she wanted, and I wouldn’t have known to offer it had I not been a follower of you and had access to your book. Because of the knowledge you imparted, I have been given a solid base in holistic care, which I fell back on in a chicken emergency, and which pulled us through. I want to send you a sincere thank you for writing the book and for continuing your search in new, wholesome ways to treat our flocks without jumping to chemicals and meds. It takes a LOT to make me speechless, as my husband would attest(:)), and the turnaround with this hen has done just that. I admit, I was somewhat skeptical but willing to be open minded. Skepticism no more! Funny thing, I have been studying Herbology with Rosemary Gladstar’s course, and this experience has solidified the knowledge that I am going in the right direction! Oh, If herbs can heal a chicken that well, what can they do for us?? For RA? Thank you, thank you and God Bless you for sharing your wisdom with the masses! Know that you have saved one little chicken and made a chicken momma very happy. Be well, and take care during your move north! Welcome back to New England! With warmest regards and thankfulness," As a footnote, Sophie continues to do well 3 days later. Many of her symptoms have cleared and she continues to get dosed with fresh oregano several times a day. I can't recommend this book enough! I have implemented her practices since the word "go" and will continue to do so! If you truly want to raise healthy, organic chickens, this is the way to go! Review: If you are interested in raising your chickens without using antibiotics, you need this book. - This book helped me so much when I was first starting out with my chickens. It's not a big book, but it sure is packed with all kinds of information that you can't find elsewhere (well, except for Lisa's blog!). If you are at all interested in raising your chickens without using antibiotics or drugs, you need this book. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Best Sellers Rank | #413,487 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #134 in Bird Care #236 in Pet Food & Nutrition #313 in Animal Husbandry (Books) | | Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 1,385 Reviews | ## Images ![Fresh Eggs Daily: Raising Happy, Healthy Chickens...Naturally - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81jv+419zLL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Media Format** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The proof is in the chicken.... *by B***M on June 5, 2015* I believe my most recent email to Lisa explains everything: Dear Lisa! I had to write to you and tell you this story about my chicken, Sophie. Please excuse me if I get a bit lengthy, but I promise I will tie it all together at the end. Last April, I decided I wanted a backyard flock. I am a scientist by heart and training, not to mention a teacher, so I researched extensively before making the plunge. One of the many books I purchased for reference was yours. Raising chickens holistically appealed to me on many levels, as I was making a huge turn toward a healthier lifestyle. Being diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis, and having to take strong medications to normalize, pushed me into the direction of wanting to be sure that anything else put into my body was as healthy as possible. If I was going to raise chickens, those eggs were going to be as organic as I could muster. I learned a lot from your book and it has become my go to bible. The philosophy you share and tips and instructions to go with it are a God send. Fast forward to 3 days ago. Here in Massachusetts, we had a warm May. No rain, just warm weather. On Sunday, our weather changed, bringing rain and temps down to 49 degrees during the day. My silly hens, all 5 of them, stayed out in the chilly rain, looking like drowned rats! At roosting time, I noticed 1 hen, Sophie, was not on the bar. She stood out in the rain, sopping, actually, in a stupor. Her pupils were dilated and she was stumbling. She couldn’t make it up the small ramp and into the coop. I brought her into the house, blow dried her (a first!) warmed her up then returned her to the bar. She was still lethargic, but I attributed that to it being late. Next morning, on my hencam, I saw that she was not with the others. She stayed on the roost bar, sleeping, didn’t eat, drink or move much for several hours. After bringing her in, and checking her out, I was able to get her to eat a bit but not drink. Her eyes were black, and her poop, runny and yellow. I checked for egg binding…nope. I concluded,after ruling out several things,that she probably had Coccidiosis, at which point I ran to the local grain store. They recommended Sulmet. No one online liked it, as it is crazy strong on their systems, something you already know. They liked Corid (Amprolium), which I promptly ordered, but what to do in the 1-2 days it would take to get here?? Out comes your book. I remembered reading how Oregano counteracts Coccidiosis. I needed to get her into a holding zone until the meds arrived, or so I thought, so, as you suggested, I put garlic, Kocci Free (had that on hand because you recommended it), and ACV into the water, picked some fresh Oregano from my garden, made up my “special” oatmeal (Sea Kelp, Flax Seed, Probiotic, yogurt, DE, wheat germ, again, inspired by you) and fed her what she would take. She picked at that, and the watermelon, and the cucumber I offered, BUT what she devoured most was the Oregano. She had a voracious appetite for the herb, and I let her eat as much as she would take, multiple times during the afternoon. She was not doing well, Lisa. I didn’t think she would make it. Unless I hand fed her and encouraged her to drink, she wouldn’t. At this point, she was inside so that I could watch her and get her away from the stress of the others. Here is the amazing part. About 3 hours after being in with me(6 or so hours after starting treatment), probably warmed up. she stood up and began moving around, pecking at the veggies on her own. She could stand without collapsing. Her vacant, distant stare became more focused. She started drinking independently, and a lot. She was doing so well, I put her out on the roost bar for the night to avoid separation issues. This morning, when I awoke, she was out in the run with the others. Checking on her, I saw her balance was good, her eyes, normal. She was eating on her own, albeit smaller amounts and walking around the run. I have continued to “treat” her with fresh Oregano throughout the day, which she continues to eat in vast amounts, and she continues to slowly improve. She’s going to be ok. I am elated! And flabbergasted! Absolutely speechless! The power of herbs and a holistic approach cannot be ignored in this story! She has not been given any meds whatsoever….they have not arrived, yet. She knew that she needed the Oregano, I trusted in that, let her take as much as she wanted, and I wouldn’t have known to offer it had I not been a follower of you and had access to your book. Because of the knowledge you imparted, I have been given a solid base in holistic care, which I fell back on in a chicken emergency, and which pulled us through. I want to send you a sincere thank you for writing the book and for continuing your search in new, wholesome ways to treat our flocks without jumping to chemicals and meds. It takes a LOT to make me speechless, as my husband would attest(:)), and the turnaround with this hen has done just that. I admit, I was somewhat skeptical but willing to be open minded. Skepticism no more! Funny thing, I have been studying Herbology with Rosemary Gladstar’s course, and this experience has solidified the knowledge that I am going in the right direction! Oh, If herbs can heal a chicken that well, what can they do for us?? For RA? Thank you, thank you and God Bless you for sharing your wisdom with the masses! Know that you have saved one little chicken and made a chicken momma very happy. Be well, and take care during your move north! Welcome back to New England! With warmest regards and thankfulness," As a footnote, Sophie continues to do well 3 days later. Many of her symptoms have cleared and she continues to get dosed with fresh oregano several times a day. I can't recommend this book enough! I have implemented her practices since the word "go" and will continue to do so! If you truly want to raise healthy, organic chickens, this is the way to go! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you are interested in raising your chickens without using antibiotics, you need this book. *by A***A on May 25, 2026* This book helped me so much when I was first starting out with my chickens. It's not a big book, but it sure is packed with all kinds of information that you can't find elsewhere (well, except for Lisa's blog!). If you are at all interested in raising your chickens without using antibiotics or drugs, you need this book. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My favorite chicken raising book! *by A***Y on May 5, 2026* I found this cute book when I began raising chickens years ago. It has so much great advice and I use it as a companion to following the author online. The advice on herbs in feed and the coop/run has made my girls so happy and heathy. Just bought another copy to give as a gift to a potential new chicken mama. ## Frequently Bought Together - Fresh Eggs Daily: Raising Happy, Healthy Chickens...Naturally - 101 Chicken Keeping Hacks from Fresh Eggs Daily: Tips, Tricks, and Ideas for You and your Hens - The Fresh Eggs Daily Cookbook: Over 100 Fabulous Recipes to Use Eggs in Unexpected Ways --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/235178-fresh-eggs-daily-raising-happy-healthy-chickens-naturally](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/235178-fresh-eggs-daily-raising-happy-healthy-chickens-naturally) --- *Product available on Desertcart Argentina* *Store origin: AR* *Last updated: 2026-11-12*