Self sufficient chicken coop

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Why we no longer free range our chickens and what we are doing instead.

4 absolutely must have chicken coop additions! When building your coop you want to make sure you install everything you need. Don't skip these 4 things that make your life so much easier!

Last May, I woke up one morning after visiting my uncle the night before to a 4 year old begging me to get chickens (my uncle has chickens). How could I say no? I mean, I could have just said it, b…

In addition to the lumber, roofing, windows, and hardware needed to build your structure, here is a basic shopping list for a chicken coop.

Start backyard chickens with ease using these free, low-cost coop designs. Great for first-time chicken keepers who value simplicity.

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In this article, I'm sharing a few of the odd planting methods I use to keep plants growing in, around, and over my chicken coop. Growing the chicken-friendly plants, flowers, and shrubs in my chicken run prevents erosion, promotes flock health, and provides supplemental feed.

The deep litter method is a great way to keep your chicken coop clean with minimal effort.

This is our timberframed chicken coop that we built. It will have netting on it in the spring to keep peacocks in. It is all built out of cedar logs. My husband did an excellent job.

My personal coop

Coop. Super easy and cheap.