Reviews by Debbie292d

Very informative article!

We have a lot of mint but never used it much. Now I will!

Great article!

I bought a comfrey plant last year, but it just got ran over by a tractor. I know it's pretty prolific so hoping it comes back. If it doesn't, I'll get some more, but good to know all of this for whenever I can actually use some of it!

No pictures of the build or instructions, and that run looks way too small for the number of chickens in there. Maybe this could be added onto though. 1/2" hardware cloth is safer.

A lot of thoughtfulness went into this build. Neat ideas as well. I like the build for the roosts too. Very nice! Good job!

I would fear the rabbit/dog wire though won't be enough and should probably be 1/2" hardware cloth.

First, you take some amazing pictures!

2nd, I agree, the pictures outweigh the missing information on how to build this. I didn't realize they made those nice coops!

Very nice coop and run!

Instructions for how this was accomplished and built would be so helpful.

Nice sturdy coop. Cute picture too.

No instructions for how we would build this though.

Nice, but no way for anyone to build this without instructions.

I thought maybe the video would have the how-to build this, but no. Cute video though.

This was a fun read to see how you built this. A little bit more detail such as the length of boards cut, square footage of the coop, etc., would be helpful.

Need better instructions and pictures. Neat idea though.

You built this coop in a unique way by taking the ideas from other coops and making it your own. Nice job!

I didn't like seeing the chicken wire though and would hope by now you've changed that to 1/2" hardware cloth.

I love your coop and run, but there's no way for any of us to build it without instructions on how you built it.

Great article explaining how to get into the selling of eggs!

Under heat lamps, I would have liked to have seen ceramic bulbs listed.

Otherwise, if I was a beginner, I too would want to see pictures of these products. Very informational though!

Simply put, basic information anyone interested in raising turkeys needs to know.

Very informative especially for someone like me who raises chickens and thought about perhaps getting a few turkeys.

I realize this was about the benefits of raising them, but I think it could have gone a little bit into the basics of their care. Maybe just a paragraph on what they should be fed.

Wow, I never knew about bamboo. Not that we could raise it but might check into it anyway. Great coverage of the pros and cons of feeding it to our chickens.

This is good information for someone wanting a healthy way to feed herbs/spices to their chickens.

I do make oatmeal as a treat once in a while in the winter.

I did see several typos. If you'd like me to tell you which ones, just send a message.

Such a great resource to those of us learning or wanting to learn how to do this ourselves! Excellent job!

So informative! Short and sweet with all anyone needs to know! Great article!

Reviews by Debbie292d

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Growing Mint for Chickens: A Guide to Keeping Your Feathered Friends Healthy and Happy

How to Grow Comfrey for Chickens: A Guide to a Nutritious and Sustainable Feed

Sarahs Coop

Formans Folly

Julies Hen House

High Performance Hoof Care The Chicken Chalet

Spiraling Coop Project

Adamcanflys Coop

The Denver Double

Big Pallet Coop

A Frame Chicken Cottage

Pollo Palazzo

How to Start Selling Chicken Eggs and Make Money

How to Warm Up a Baby Chick: Essential Tips for Raising Healthy Chicks

Housing and Space Requirements for Backyard Turkeys

The Many Benefits of Raising Backyard Turkeys

Can Chickens Eat Bamboo? A Comprehensive Guide

How to make chicken oatmeal! Helpful for colder monthes!

Fecal Testing for Poultry

Top 5 Duck Breeds to Keep for Meat

Reviews by Debbie292d

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