Chicken coop tips

Learn how to keep your chicken coop cool, save money on feed, and make sure your chickens lay more eggs with this great list of hacks and tips for your backyard chicken coops!

Starting a backyard coop? This guide for first-time chicken owners covers everything you need. Learn what to have before bringing hens home, what to expect in the first days, and essential tips. Raising chickens is rewarding; our list ensures you're prepared for success.

Unleash your inner homesteader with the ultimate chicken coop checklist! 🐔🛠️ Get ready to create a safe and comfortable haven for your feathered friends as you embark on your small-scale chicken farming journey. Don't forget to read our latest blog post for more tips and tricks on raising chickens in your backyard! #ChickenCoop #SmallScaleFarming #Homesteading #BackyardChickens

Whether you're a first time chicken owner or a crazy chicken lady, you might be making one of these chicken coop mistakes.

Snakes will eat chicken eggs and baby chicks and sometimes even threaten smaller birds. Here are tips to keep snakes at bay.

My poultry's housing has evolved over the years. First we went from a tiny, unworkable coop for two birds to a spacious, well-designed, and attractive coop that can comfortably house 8 to 12

Maximize your chickens' comfort and health with proper roosting bars. Learn the best materials, placement tips, and spacing for a happy flock

How do I keep rodents out of my coop? 8 ways to keep rats & mice out of your chicken coop, and 3 suggestions if they have already moved in!

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Can backyard chickens stay in a coop all day? What if you need to leave for a day or two? How long can chickens go without water? The tips below will help you plan your

How to safely and thoroughly clean and disinfect a chicken coop to keep you and your flock healthy all year round? Read more in this blog!

When designing a chicken-friendly garden around your chicken coop, it's important to choose plants that are safe and beneficial for chickens. Chickens can be quite destructive to plants because they scratch, peck, and sometimes eat them. However, some plants can provide chickens with shade, entertainment, and a nutritious supplement to their diet. Visit our blog for safe plants around your chicken coop.