Reviews by Debbie292d

Nice to show one way to keep feed/water out of the elements. Looks good too!

I love the idea, explanations, and photos!

The pictures have broken links.

You're contradicting yourself in the storage heading #1 and #3. Make that one way or the other, but not both. IMO, room temp is for the day before you're setting them in the incubator. The cooler temps you mention are if you're storing them for several days/weeks. This just needs to be cleared up.

The majority of folks incubate at 99.5F, so you can make a suggestion but I wouldn't state what you have is the solid temp.

Otherwise, this is on its way to being a great article!

When you have made adjustments, send me a message and I'll change my rating.

This is an excellent example of how paying attention to differences in our flock members can be key to keeping them healthier. Your study is very educational!

Just pictures isn't helpful really. It's nice but for someone to want to build this, there's no explanations of anything. A materials list, a plan or drawing as well as photos of the inside would make a difference.

There's no explanation to help someone build this. It sounds and looks nice, but it's lacking a lot to be an example to someone.

Nicely explained how you built this. The pictures are helpful too! Plans would be nice but you've done a great job narrating almost every move.

No plans or explanations or end result. How did it work? Looks awful small.

Nice start but never updated with what was done or how it looks now on the inside.

Great photos but would like instructions how you built this and a materials list would be handy too.

Nice! You said you didn't take pictures during construction, but still could do a step-by-step of how you did this.

Cute pictures but needs explanations and material lists, etc.

Nice but could be so much better if you'd said what you used to build this and added some plans.

It's a good start. Would like to see the end result and how you got it done.

Very interesting and informational.

Good to know! Great article and very informative!

We grow kale just for the chickens. It also can be frozen.

Very informative!

Very informative!

Very informative.

Sauerkraut could be added to the end of it, perhaps, since it's fermented cabbage.

Excellent! This is one of the best "how to build a coop" articles I've seen!