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    Sweeter Heater vs Premier1 Heating Plate

    We had the large (16” x 24”). As I said they worked really very well. We brooded the chicks in moveable Cackellac coops between bales of straw and just a single bulb for light. The chickens never left the coops (though the coops were moved regularly) until they were butchered. The fact they all...
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    Sweeter Heater vs Premier1 Heating Plate

    Hi, we had four Premier One heat plates that we used to successfully brood 6 batches of 200 birds (50 per plate) over the years. Never had a problem until last year, the sixth year, when one by one they all failed within six weeks of each other. An electrician we know took one apart said it was...
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    Chicken tractors do not offer good protection from predators

    Just wanted to weigh in with our experience because we’ve had two cackelacs for 6 years and have had zero problems. We will be ordering a third this winter to use as a moveable greenhouse for starts and season extension (our soon to be 12 year old is a budding organic gardener with a number of...
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    Strange egg issues

    Never mind. Found our solution. Thanks all.
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    salut/hey ... Canadian family wheeling into chicken country

    Thanks all for the warm greetings. Already enjoying this site, and looking forward to the feathery future ...
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    salut/hey ... Canadian family wheeling into chicken country

    hi from Kemptville, near Ottawa, Ontario, Our family is excited about getting a dozen or so chickens next spring .... we're building a 5 x 8 mobile coop (Quaker style with saltbox roof) this winter and would love to hear suggestions and stories from those of you who have gone this route. We'll...
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