Natural chicken coop

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!

Yay! The cob hen coop is finished. There's even a bit of grass growing on that roof. So here it is: How to make a smallish (1.5m diameter) cob chicken coop, including a living roof and limecrete...

Making a dust bath for chickens is easy. Keep your hens parasite-free with this dust bath you can build in just 5 minutes (and for pennies).

Flies in the coop is something that everyone with chickens deals with. What most of us want is a natural way to keep flies in the coop to a minimum.

As backyard poultry farms gain in popularity, find the coop that works for you, whether you live in the country or in tighter, urban spaces.

Chickens regularly suffer from intestinal parasites, but you don't need to resort to medications to get rid of them if you know a few natural solutions.

Diatomaceous earth should be thoroughly applied to your chicken coop every 2 to 3 months for ongoing protection and maximum benefit. Learn more about it here.

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How I make $1,000 a month from just 15 chickens! It's possible to make money with chickens even if you only have a small flock. By choosing the right breeds for your area and marketing them correctly, you can make up to $250 a week from your flock.