Every morning I move the chicken tractor to new grass.
Kara Renquist
Easy chicken tractor
Discover how to build your own easy chicken tractor and create a practical and efficient solution for raising chickens. Get inspired by top ideas and start your own backyard chicken adventure today.
Liz / Elizabeth Hanson
Learn how to easily build a hoop chicken coop at home. Your diy hoop coop will keep your flock happy and healthy!
Joyce Calhoun
I didn't want a chicken tractor, buuuuuut. . . . Well, you see, it's like this: Mr. LB was grumbling and grumbling about runny store-bought eggs. Once upon a time I had chickens, but a mink got into the coop. Let's just say I really don't like mink. Gloves and stoles are justified. I wasn't going to have more chickens until I could build the fort clucks of chicken coops. So a couple weeks ago I came home with 4 wee little fluff balls that made cute little peeping noises. (as opposed to the…
Gerald Mott
TODAY I WILL SHOW YOU HOW TO BUILD A SIMPLE CHICKEN TRACTOR WITH 2X4'S AND PLYWOOD THAT WILL ALLOW YOU TO KEEP YOUR CHICKS SAFELY OUT ON GRASS.
Oliver Sherry
This took 2 days to complete and will be put to good use.
Deborah Yardley
Turn Old Pallets Into a Chicken Tractor!: Learn how to use old, discarded (free!) pallets to build a chicken tractor, reducing your carbon footprint and making your chickens happy!Here's the ~9-minute video version: What Is A Chicken Tractor?A chicken tractor is a movable chicken cage, al…
Ashley Nicole Adam
Our ladies are on the move! Scott and I have been wanting to build a chicken tractor for a couple of years now and we finally did it. I got the desire to move our chickens to a mobile tractor when …
1000 Hours Outside
Making a PVC chicken tractor can be a game-changer for those who raise chickens. Not only does it offer a safe, movable shelter for your poultry, but it also allows them flexibility to roam and forage naturally. With these 10 free DIY PVC chicken tractor plans, you'll have everything you need to get started. Our guide is designed to assist individuals with varying levels of crafting skills in constructing a durable and functional chicken tractor using easily accessible PVC materials…
Katelynn Hale
There are lots of ways to raise chickens in one's backyard: free ranging, rotational pasturing, tractoring, etc. Meat breeds tend to eat a lot of feed and gain weight quickly, and those traits have come at the expense of foraging behavior (cornish cross, we're looking at you). One way to get those meat birds out in the fresh air a bit while forcing the little butterballs to eat some greenery (and poop around the yard instead of two feet from the feeder) is to put them on a bit of a diet and…
Dawn Sloboda