Black Magic Chickens

Black Magic Chickens ayam Cemani, Chattanooga, TN, is located in southeastern Tennessee near Atlanta. It has been breeding ayam Cemani for several years, participates in regional poultry association events, and follows biosecurity measures with regular veterinary health checks.

Its ayam Cemani are raised in deep-litter coops with pasture access, benefit from daily foraging time, and are gently handled from hatching to build trust. Several of its birds have been recognized for their uniform black plumage at county fairs. As a family-run small-scale breeder, it emphasizes transparency and provides guidance on flock care long after placement.

Chicks are nurtured in climate-controlled brooders with soft bedding before moving to pasture, where they play a role in natural insect control. Their diet of non-GMO feed, kitchen scraps, and mineral supplements supports feather sheen and strong shells. By focusing on rare poultry conservation, it contributes to the preservation of this historic Indonesian breed.