chickens
This ceramic beauty looks more like a farmhouse butter crock than a chicken waterer. I’d still use a traditional big and brawny chicken waterer inside the coop, but this one looks perfect for setting outside when the girls are roaming.
I would use this trug to tote chicken treats (aka scraps) from the kitchen to the coop. My hens always loved beet greens, corncobs and watermelon rinds the best.
From the pale blues and greens of the Ameraucana, to the rich chocolate brown of a Marans, if you have laying hens, you know their eggs are truly works of art. Put them on the pedestal they deserve with this handcrafted egg tray made from reclaimed cypress.
Feeling crafty? Stitch yourself one of these gathering aprons and cover up your outfit for chicken chore time in style. It has a large front pocket designed for gathering eggs.
The Garden Coop designs plans for chicken coops that homeowners then build, making them far more cost effective than most ready-made coops on the market. The one shown here is the largest the company offers; the plan includes a coop with a large, enclosed run and a person-size door for easy cleaning and care.
Good size and style coop
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