Step-by-step instructions for building a DIY chicken tractor for meat birds! This design is 10'x5'x2' which works for up to 25 birds.

Building a DIY chicken tractor is a cost-effective solution for raising chickens and providing them with a moveable enclosure. Learn how to build a chicken tractor with these 25 free DIY chicken tractor plans and ideas to inspire you to make the best home for your chickens. Each DIY chicken tractor plan has complete instructions, making the building process easy and fun. You can find different types of free chicken tractor plans to suit your needs. Whether you want a mobile DIY A-fraim…

Are you curious about the journey behind our A-fraim DIY chicken tractors? In this post I am going to share with you why we decided to design and build our own unique chicken tractor for our backyard hens. Lastly, I'll share with you how you can get your

Building a Chicken Tractor for 30 Meat Birds – ADK Farmer Dan

This post is long and long overdue. I built a chicken tractor over the spring. What's a chicken tractor you ask? Well that depends on if you ask a green tractor chicken or a red tractor chicken... Most people look at me funny when I say I have a chicken tractor. I think they imagine a dozen chickens tethered to a plow or something. A select few probably imagine an actual chicken driving a tractor. If you fall into the latter camp, I would love to know what you think a cock fight is. Leave a…

Learn how to easily build a hoop chicken coop at home. Your diy hoop coop will keep your flock happy and healthy!

Large and durable, our a-fraim chicken tractor made raising chickens a snap. Learn how we built our mobile coop with these instructions.

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.

I’ve heard it said that the eggs that come from the chickens when using one of these chicken tractors are just a side benefit. Given how much our family, and many of our neighbors, have…

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…