Garden chicken run

What are the top pros and cons of chicken ‘chunnels’? Given that space for keeping chickens is a premium in the suburbs, I recommend

(Try looking up building movable goat shelters that you can move without a tractor, I ended up buying a poly dome, so I could move it with a wagon by hand) Chicken tractors, take the cake in my book and it makes the least amount of sense. Building can be fun, but when you've spent 30 minutes cutting pieces by hand only to realize you cut them in the wrong direction, ghhha!!!.

I kept thinking how to sow on such tower next growing season, as the planting areas are vertical and small (no matter the chicken wire or hardware cloth)...

19 Creative Outdoor Ideas

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Part of my plans for the yard this year included adding flowers around the new chicken yard. I placed cinderblocks around both sides of the yard so I’d have a built in row of planting spots …

Chicken Tunnel

Chicken Coop and Run with surrounding Herb Garden

The HH is making progress on the chicken run! Since we didn’t have a blueprint for a run he is totally winging it based off a few pictures I showed him. The run will be 16 feet long and 12 feet of the run will have a matching cedar shake roof. We are hoping that Read More >>

Creative Chicken Run Roof Ideas for Your Flock Discover innovative chicken run roof ideas to keep your feathered friends safe and dry all year round. Perfect for your backyard coop!

The 6-bay chicken garden rotation system is a low-labour, high-yield intensive vegetable gardening system designed to produce a continual supply of seasonal food for our household throughout the ye…

In this article, I'm sharing a few of the odd planting methods I use to keep plants growing in, around, and over my chicken coop. Growing the chicken-friendly plants, flowers, and shrubs in my chicken run prevents erosion, promotes flock health, and provides supplemental feed.

Enclosed, predator proof chicken run DIY build.

Most backyards can accommodate a small flock of chickens, but just how much space will you need to raise chickens?