- Jun 3, 2014
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Hello! Here is a photo of my chicken coop. My problem is, it is facing east, and for 2-3 hours in the morning the sun shines
directly at it, it's usually between 7-9 am. In the winter this might be a good thing to warm it up, but right now its summer, in north Florida, and gets pretty warm in the sun. I can put a temp board in front of it until the sun passes, but the problem is, when I go to work, I am not home to remove it. Should I even bother? Will 3 hours of sunlight do harm? I could plant something shady in front of the coop, but not sure what. Any ideas?
directly at it, it's usually between 7-9 am. In the winter this might be a good thing to warm it up, but right now its summer, in north Florida, and gets pretty warm in the sun. I can put a temp board in front of it until the sun passes, but the problem is, when I go to work, I am not home to remove it. Should I even bother? Will 3 hours of sunlight do harm? I could plant something shady in front of the coop, but not sure what. Any ideas?