Sand in duck coop

I’m looking for suggestions on how I can keep my duck coop run area clean. Right now it’s just a muddy poopy mess and I want a way to keep it nice and...

For the first two years of my chickening adventures, I used pine shavings as litter inside the coop primarily because they were a common recommendation that ...

When I first started looking into whether or not I should use sand for my coop, I found these two opinions: Sand is the best bedding out there, and you are making a huge mistake if you use anything else for your chickens Sand is the worst bedding out there, and you are a monster if you use it

There are lots of different types of materials used for bedding in your chicken coop, and that’s no secret. But ... Read more

Alysha Whitfield | Bee Jeweled Coop on Instagram: "🐓Here’s all you need to know about SAND for your chicken coop! 💚 Where do you get it? ✨Check your local landscape company! It’s cheaper and you can get a lot. ✨Have a smaller space? All-purpose sand at @tractorsupply is a good choice! 💚 What kind to get? ✨ Sand has so many names! Ultimately you’ll want a medium grade construction sand that is not too fine and not sharp. 🚫 NO play sand or beach sand! 💚 Here are some names to look…

My 15'x15' run has 6 inches of sand and is completely covered by a roof, so up until recently I never had any drainage issues. Then I added a pop door from my Pekin coop into the run, and let my 7 Pekin ducks into the run with my chickens and...

When I first started looking into whether or not I should use sand for my coop, I found these two opinions: Sand is the best bedding out there, and you are making a huge mistake if you use anything else for your chickens Sand is the worst bedding out there, and you are a monster if you use it

Trying to figure out what type of bedding to get for your duck coop or duck run? Here's a breakdown of the options and our top recommendation!