Chicks house ideas

Before you begin moving chicks to the coop you need to be sure they are ready. Check these things to be sure your chicks can leave the brooder.

I turned the big 4-0 last month and my husband made me something very special (which my husband tells me ordinary women would not even want)! Let me take you on a visual tour. This is at the back of my suburban homestead. I am standing right next to the coop. To the left of the coop is the run. For a year this was all the space the chickens had and I knew they needed more room. On top of the run is a new addition...it is my lettuce box. It provides shade for the chickens and protects them…

Hi folks, I wanted to share some photos of my coop and run. It was a lot of work and a lot of fun to build. In the middle of the process we also welcomed...

35 Cheap and Easy Chicken Coops That Your Hens Will Love

The Backyard Farms on Instagram: "DIY Nesting Boxes Using Crates! If you are designing them for your chickens to actually lay eggs in them, I would recommend using wood shavings or the laying pads that are made out of hay. They seem to like laying on those more. I use the turf pads as shown in this video but only for the ground when they sleep to catch the poop during the night. What have you used to create nesting boxes? . YT: JerrasGarden #diy #farmlife #farming #homesteading…

PVC Chicken Waterer: An easy way to keep your flock watered and not have a mess with overturned water containers!

Alysha Whitfield | Bee Jeweled Coop on Instagram: "🏠🐓 Here is the video you all have been asking for! It’s finally time for an official COOP TOUR. As a busy mom with multiple careers, our coop has always been a work in progress. It’s taken 2 years to finish all the little details in the coop (like the wallpaper!) which is why it’s taken so long for me to put this together! All good things come with time. Now, here we are! I’m highlighting all the cool features in our coop, accessories…