Learn the 10 best practices tor keeping your flock of chickens warm, healthy and happy in cold winter weather, including winterizing the coop - and more!

It seems like there are a million different types of chicken coop bedding out there, and everyone and their cat has an opinion on which one you should use. For both beginner and more experienced chicken keepers, it can be overwhelming. I wrote this article to make things easier for you.

How to get rid of chicken coop bedding when you clean out the coop.Where to dispose of all that dirty coop litter and how. 6 different ways to get rid of the coop litter. Easy ways to dispose of chicken poop!

When deciding which bedding to use in the chicken coop, you'll need to consider a few different things. Here are the pros and cons of each different bedding type.

backyard chickens By simply using what you have around your homestead you can help keep your run dry and just maybe create some pretty amazing compost while you are at it. chicken run | Backyard chickens | wet chicken run via @SLcountrygal

3 months into this experiment and it looks like it is working. Goal is to concentrate the droppings, vent it and make it easy to remove from coop.

A small farm’s story of a unique, inexpensive tent coop for keeping chickens, and the ancient ‘deep litter’ method for caring for chickens.

Create an affordable backyard chicken coop with these essential tips. Give your chickens a comfortable home and enjoy fresh eggs every day.

We are new to keeping Chickens and this is what we built after 6 months of research and planning. This coop was inspired by the Wichita "cabin coop" found...

Using straw as bedding in the chicken coop. Should you or shouldn't you use straw in your chicken coop? Pros and cons of straw as coop litter.