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  1. B

    Fermented Feed in the Winter

    Hi yall! This is our first winter with our girls and I was wondering how to go about feeding them their food, which is fermented, in the colder months. I realize this isn't a concern for those that can feed their flock at sunrise or after each day, but I leave for work at 3 a.m. every day. This...
  2. Countryhippie

    Heated Water Bowl or Not?

    Hello! I live in Massachusetts and have 6 eight week old chickens (two cockerels and four hens). I had them out in the coop last night and our temps dipped to the low 40s overnight. They have only been out in there coop for about a week and this is the lowest it has gotten. When I went out to...
  3. JDGreene

    Paver and Stepping Stone Heated Waterer. (Modified form of the cinder block and light)

    This is what I made. The pic pretty much sums up how it's made. The scale might be off a little. Instructions: 1) Put down one of the stepping stones and level it. This is important to have your waterer level when finished. 2) Stack the pavers as shown on top of the bottom stepping stone. You...
    • JDGreene
    • Thread
    • cinder block electricity freezing water heated bowl heated waterer light heat water idea winter heat winter idea winter water
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: Feeding & Watering Your Flock
  4. Farm Innovators Model P-60 60-Watt 1 ½ Gallon Heated Pet Bowl

    Farm Innovators Model P-60 60-Watt 1 ½ Gallon Heated Pet Bowl

    This 1.5-gallon heated pet bowl is thermostatically controlled to operate only when necessary. Sturdy twin wall anti-tip construction. A heavy-duty "anti-chew" cord protector deters chewing. Ideal for year-round use. 60 watts.
  5. ChickenGirl555

    Good Heated Water Bowl For Anybody Looking For One!

    I did my fair share of searching on Amazon and saw so many chicken heated water items that were pretty pricey, and didn't really have the best reviews. But soon I found a water bowl with great reviews from chicken owners and it was a much lower price than official chicken products. So this...
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