Incubating Chicken Eggs
Incubating chicken eggs is a fun, rewarding, yet fragile experience. In this guide, learn about chicken egg incubators.
Read More January 26, 2015 | Blain's Farm & Fleet
Blain’s Farm & Fleet is excited to announce that our 2026 Fall Chick Days are coming up! Starting August 28th, 2026
Specific breeds of chicks are not guaranteed. But there will be an assorted variety of day-old layer chicks and meat birds available. Call your local store to check availability. Oak Creek will not have any chicks.
Be sure to come early, as chicks are on a first come, first served basis, and they usually go fast! The stock of chicks will not be replenished. So when they’re gone, they’re gone!
During Chick Days, we provide our neighbors with the knowledge, supplies, and poultry you need to raise a happy and healthy flock
Blain’s Farm & Fleet has all the information you need about chicks, poultry birds, and their care as you prepare for our 2026 Chick Days. We have many resources to help you raise your new animals. You can check out our Chickens & Poultry articles for more tips on caring for them.
And our staff is knowledgeable in the products that you need to successfully raise birds. You can find all the essential supplies needed for chicks at your local Blain’s Farm & Fleet or on our website.
We have a large collection of feed and treats for your chickens. And we carry many top brands, including Nutrena, Kent, and Agrimaster. Plus, we have all the other chicken essentials, such as incubators, waterers, feeders, coops, and heat lamps, to make sure you have a successful year of raising chicks!
If you’re ready to raise baby chicks, you’re not going to want to miss our 2026 Chick Days!
Chick Days is a seasonal event where Blain’s Farm & Fleet offers a wide variety of baby poultry for purchase. It’s also a time for customers to get expert advice, find the right supplies, and start or expand their backyard flocks.
The best time to buy chickens is in early spring through late spring, when conditions are ideal for young chicks to thrive. This timing also aligns with our Chick Days events, making it easier to find a wide selection of breeds and get the support you need to raise them. Refer to the chart above to see when your chicks will arrive.
Chicks are considered “chicks” for about the first six weeks after hatching. During this time, they need constant warmth, proper nutrition, and clean water. Around week six, they begin transitioning into juvenile birds and can slowly adjust to outdoor conditions.
For tips, buying guides, and more, check out our Chickens & Poultry articles.