Chicken coop scoop

I find that I am able to keep the coops cleaner in between deep cleanings by employing these five elements: droppings boards, removable roosts, a dedicated coop duster, sand and vinegar.

What goes in must come out, it does not matter if its goats, pigs, cows or chickens. LOL. I have figured out a few ways to stay in control when it comes to chicken poop. Remember this diy chicken poop hammock and this diy chicken poop gutter? Another tool that makes it easier to clean

Best bedding for chicken coop. Sand vs. straw chicken bedding. I will share my tips and settle the debate. Plus fly control in the chicken coop.

Alysha Whitfield | Bee Jeweled Coop on Instagram: "This daily routine changed my life! When we built our chicken coop, I knew I wanted to make daily cleaning a priority. A walk-in coop is a lot easier to clean but, if you have one that isn’t, these materials, tools and tips could absolutely help you as well. The Chicken Run: ✔️ I clean the run with a dog 💩 scoop I found locally. You can also find it online (ask me where!) ✔️ The floor is a crushed granite sand. You’ll want something 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

Chicken Poop Problems: The Scoop on Poop is a comprehensive guide to understanding what your flock's poop can tell you about their health!

These chicken coop cleaning essentials will help you keep your chicken coop smelling good, looking pretty, and staying clean. Keep your flock healthy with..

I spend one minute per day cleaning my "coop". No Kidding! I really do!! It has sand in it, so cleaning is super easy. I used to ...