compost system

  1. CochinLady61

    Sand in Coop - How to Reuse?

    I started a new coop and added about 2 to 2.5 inches of sand to the floor. I love how easy it is to keep clean. Raking the solids out every day or every other day is a breeze. I also top off the poop board with sand, which has made scraping it a breeze! :) I am looking for suggestions on how...
  2. Chicken-Keeping Tips for City Slickers

    Chicken-Keeping Tips for City Slickers

    Those of us new to chickens and living on small city lots aren’t able to follow a lot of traditional chicken-keeping practices. Full-time free-ranging is out, for one, and all the advantages that it offers. So are the benefits of keeping a rooster to guard and guide the flock. And we generally...
    • Kat MacK
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  3. SOlace30

    Chicken Manure

    new to Chickens, and I come across few article stating clippings and manure can take up 6 month before they are ready to use for plants as compost. My question was if I have amassed 6 to 10 bucket loads in the month I've been raising my chicks. If I continually compost my clipping and manure...
  4. gtaus

    Mobile compost bin(s) in the chicken run

    I have 10 chicks in a 13x13 fenced in grass area. I don't know how long the grass will survive, but I am trying to keep it green as long as possible. I have been feeding grass clippings to my chicks in addition to the grass they already have in the run. I am also feeding them kitchen scraps when...
  5. angelfishfan

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