meat bird housing

  1. H

    Pasture/Pen Rotation for CornishX

    We're planning out how best to maximize our backyard space for homesteading and what with the laying flock we have already purchased and the size of garden we want, that leaves us with very little space for raising our own meat source which is also important to us. We have either enough space...
  2. JaggerbushAcres

    Large Non-Rotating pasture for meat birds

    Hello, hope this isn't a dumb question - Is there any reason why I couldn't have a large area with electric fencing as a permanent broiler area? My lot is really hilly which hasn't been great for moving the chicken tractor around. We have one sloped spot with apple trees, and I'm wondering...
  3. chickenchicklady

    Going to get too cold for chickens?

    Hey! I just found out that we’re supposed to get snow in 7 days with a low of 21. I have 25 meat birds, and I knew I was cutting it close to the cold weather When I ordered them, but I wasn’t expecting it so soon. The only housing they have is a Joel Salatin style tractor, so it’s not totally...
  4. ChiknforME

    In tractor 24/7

    When can I keep Cornish x in tractor 24/7 ? With Cornish x when is this possible? Do I need to make a box to lock them in at night? Or just tractor....will have one end Closed in with protection from elements.
  5. StephanieRose44

    First Chicken Coop coming Thursday!!

    My 12 chicks are all between 6-8 wks old and have been staying in a makeshift coop that I built out of an extra large dog cage, but after looking at every single coop I think they make on the internet I finally ordered one and it will be here on Tuesday. I know that everyone says the best way to...
  6. aliciaFarmer

    Space needed for meat chickens

    This coming late winter/early spring we will be venturing into raising meat birds for the first time, but I'm having a difficult time finding recommendations on coop/housing size. We won't be doing Cornish -- either starting with Rangers or even the Meyer's "fry pan bargain" of solely mixed...
  7. Seasonal Pasture Tractor - Head height 9x6

    Seasonal Pasture Tractor - Head height 9x6

    So easy to move! We have varied terrain with some slopes and choppy ground, using a small wheel design wasn't a good option, so we went big! Features: - 4, 10 inch metal rimmed never-flat tires - 54 sq ft of ground space with full head height at 84" - 2 roost bars, sleeps 6 Turkeys - Light...
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