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I have planted them in all types of soil. They would prefer loose soil, but I don't always plant them in good soil. The beets will grow out of the ground.

Thanks Chickerdoodle13! That was very helpful. We also have 2 other types of electrification that have worked very well and the dogs are fully trained with the 5 acres of invisible fencing we have and with the electrified poultry netting.

If you are interested in purchasing, I will send you a paypal invoice. Eliminate broken and dirty eggs!!!!! This roll out box works. Rear or front rollaway assembly possible. We have been using it for 2 years. We wish we would have made the investment sooner. They are so worth the investment...

My vote is no heat. I know at least 3 people who had a fire due to heating their coop. Our chickens are in a greenhouse all winter in Ohio.

Joel Salatin keeps his rabbits in cages all winter inside the greenhouse with his chickens. Rabbit cages are on legs and chickens can roam under the cages.

respiratory illness would be first. and worms secondary.

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I have found Crystal Pellets by Crystal Creek are the absolute best medicine. They are expensive, but they work very well and are totally natural. We can buy ours at our feed mill. We use them when their is stress in the flock or extreme differences in temperatures. We just sprinkle them on...

Going to be buying a shock collar to correct our 6 month old great pyrenees with our chickens. Is this a good one? http://www.amazon.com/Petrainer-PET998DBB2-Waterproof-Rechargeable-Electronic/dp/B00W6ZHZMI/ref=zg_bs_2975428011_1

We have had a really good experience with invisible fencing with our great pyrenees. We have 2 dogs and hired an installer from the professional line of PetSafe. It has worked perfectly to keep the dogs inside a 5 acre area. It was also very easy to train the dogs to the stay inside the...

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Thanks for this thread and video! This is very helpful. I am going to try this with our system. Did you ever have any freezing or broken pipe issues? Do you still only use the one heater? If I have read things right, your water capacity on the winter set up is 20 gallons?

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Here is another view. We collect the nigh time manure in plastic storage containers.

Here is the inside of our mobile set ups. We use tarps over the cattle panels. Their nest boxes set on the back of the trailer. We pasture our chickens so they always have fresh grass.

We bought ours at Tractor supply. It lasted for 4 years, as long as we don't use the weed eater around it. You can put in an order at Tractor Supply and they will ship it to your local store.

This is so cute!! We catch the nighttime roost manure by hanging tarps with spring clamps under the roost bars. Not sure if you would want to spoil the cuteness though.