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Sour Crop

CIuck
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Nicely written article. I found the list of causes very interesting. On some of those causes I have never heard before so it was interesting to learn about them.

Playhouse Pen

My Six Chicks
1 min read
2.00 star(s) 6 ratings
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Nice way to repurpose a playhouse. Good pictures of the process too. I'd love to see more details on what was done to get everything ready for the chicks.

Pretty home

kimmommy23
1 min read
2.00 star(s) 6 ratings
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Nice coop and pictures. Details would be helpful. :)
Very well-written article with awesome pointers. It was very easy to read and understand along with being very helpful on how to avoid overheating chicks.

In the "Can Baby Chickens Get Too Hot?" and "High Ambient Temperatures" sections, there is a bit of confusion. In that first section it says that temperatures above 90°F can be fatal but then in the latter section is says "The optimal temperature range for baby chicks is between 95-100°F for the first week." This might be confusing for first time chicken keepers, but the rest of the article was A+.

Trash to Treasure

MatthewsHomestead
4 min read
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What a cute brooder idea! Nice write-up and pictures too.

Cat-proof brooder

Beriel79
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Interesting idea, but no details.

Barnstorming

Innerchaos
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Excellent article. I would have loved to see how it turned out. It was coming out great and the details were very helpful along with the included pricing of everything.

Pasty Butt

CIuck
1 min read
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Easy to understand article on pasty butt on chicks.

Redwood Coop UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Pickles893
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4 min read
4.33 star(s) 6 ratings
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Great pictures of the process! Beautiful work on this coop. I love the pallet backwall and the redwood was an awesome idea.

My Michigan State Coop!

stjohn711
1 min read
1.00 star(s) 6 ratings
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No details on construction and only one picture. I would've loved to seen how this coop was built. It's a pretty coop.

Coop Dynasty

Custom Coop
1 min read
2.50 star(s) 6 ratings
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No details on how the coop was built and no pictures of the process. Great looking chicken tractor though.

Coronation Cottage

Fancychooklady
2 min read
3.00 star(s) 6 ratings
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Beautiful way to repurpose an old playhouse! I would have loved to see the process.

Peafowl History

Mountain Peeps
4 min read
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Great article! Very interesting history on the peacock; I enjoyed reading this.

Why Geese Might Be The Easiest Farm Animal (Part 1)

Le Stylo
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Interesting perspective, but the article appears to be more of a matter of opinion, not facts. I've kept chickens for nearly fourteen years and geese for nine of those years and know that geese, though somewhat easy to care for, do have their own set of challenges. ;)
Le stylo
Le stylo
This is my personal opinion, yes.
I know that every experience is different and we all have our own perspective.
My main point is that geese are more hardy then chickens and therefore more forgiving to beginners.
I would like to know more about your experience. What kind of geese do you have?
It also depends on what role geese play on our farm. For me they are pets and I spend lots of time with them. I think of them as family.
For people who think of them as a business, profit, or just a way for meat or goslings then you think of them differently and therefore you would have a different perspective then me. It all depends.

How to raise chickens for meat - Tips and pictures

chickenpooplady
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Very simple and easy to understand article for beginners. Very interesting idea with using the frozen jugs of water to keep the birds cool, too.

Winter proofing your coop-why and how

chickenpooplady
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Well written article and the included link was helpful as well. Great pointers and format; very simple to read and understand.
Very nice coop article! Lots of pictures of the process and a very nice write-up. I love the using the table as a skylight idea. Very pretty coop and run as well.

The best tractor

bbishop
1 min read
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No details and only one picture. :(

How to remove stains from pants

Nora
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Very interesting recipe for a stain remover! Article was very simple to read with a step-by-step guide and helpful pictures.
Noraaaaa
Noraaaaa
I just added and removed stuff LOL. Weird!
I love how you arranged things! And the broadwalk was a very nice touch.
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