Flooring for chicken coop

Hi everybody. I recently moved to an area that gets a lot of rain ( about 41 in a year on average). In my previous home we barely got any rain so I'm at a...

Let’s talk chicken coop floors. There are so many options! Some are good at keeping predators out of your coop. Some are easy to clean. Some are easy to build. One popular flooring material is toxic for your chickens. Another popular option may result in your chickens getting broken toes. Choos

What's the most appropriate flooring to keep your run dry, safe and clean? Here are the pros and cons of ten possibilities.

I bought a used chicken coop with a plywood floor which doesn't appear to have been treated with anything to prevent it from rotting. What's the...

Examines Pros and Cons of Ten Different Flooring Materials That Can Be Used In Your Chicken Run.

When I first started looking into whether or not I should use sand for my coop, I found these two opinions: Sand is the best bedding out there, and you are making a huge mistake if you use anything else for your chickens Sand is the worst bedding out there, and you are a monster if you use it

Choosing a floor for your chicken coop raises health, sanitation, and budgetary concerns. Here are chicken coop floor options to consider.

Keeping chickens has become a popular hobby for both rural and urban dwellers. They are fairly simple to keep overall, easy to learn about, and are surprisingly social. Plus, they lay fresh eggs, and once you start in on fresh eggs you aren’t going to go back to store bought eggs anytime soon. The protection ... Read moreThe Best Floor for a Chicken Coop