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Health Monitoring - Case Study

Lillith37
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6 min read
5.00 star(s) 6 ratings
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A very detailed and informative article. This article proves that close watch on your flock helps diagnose issues early on. It was very interesting how finding the problem was done and how well it worked. I learned a lot on how different factors with the poop can mean different things and what they exactly meant.
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Joe Bs Member Page

Joe B
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2 min read
2.83 star(s) 6 ratings
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6,787
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Awesome pictures. There's no details on the coop building process or measurements of anything. The coop looks cute.

Our First Montana Coop

lkeech
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3 min read
2.17 star(s) 6 ratings
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2,596
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Needs more details on the build and the process. Great pictures.
A simple article on the question of whether or not chickens have teeth. The article did well explaining what a chicken has instead of teeth, including how things work in their digestive system to grind down their food.

The Red Roof Inn

rustyangel
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2 min read
3.00 star(s) 6 ratings
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I would love to see how this coop came out. The pictures were great with description of the progress. More details on measurements would be helpful.

Aggressive Baby Chicks and How to Stop the Behavior

azygous
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5 min read
4.90 star(s) 39 ratings
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This is a very informative article. I have never had a problem with aggressive chicks, but I have found this article very helpful if I do ever have a problem. The update was also helpful and interesting.

Can Chickens Eat Bananas? All You Need To Know

BYC Project Manager
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5 min read
4.57 star(s) 7 ratings
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A very informative article! I have often wondered if bananas were safe for chickens and was always concerned that they weren't, so I never fed them any. This article not only said that they are safe but proved that they are safe for chickens to eat. The section on Are Bananas Good for Chickens in this article helped clear up any doubts I had. I always keep frozen bananas in my freezer and after reading this article, I would like to offer them to my chickens for a treat this summer.
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DIY Horizontal Drink Stick

Melky
5 min read
3.67 star(s) 6 ratings
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Clear to understand and easy to follow directions to creating this drink stick. There was also some helpful points at the end to ensure this is working it's best on most convenience.

Banty Condo

ysglass
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3 min read
3.17 star(s) 6 ratings
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3,246
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Lots of great pictures of the building process. This is a beautiful coop and I love the stone siding around that window! There's no measurements of the build, sadly. Adding more details might help others who would like to copy this design.

A Chicken Coop

tywilla jo
1 min read
1.44 star(s) 9 ratings
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3,025
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Very cool and unique idea! Providing more information on how this was turned into a coop might be helpful for those who are interested.

My Lastest Coop Build

Ole rooster
1 min read
2.67 star(s) 6 ratings
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1,963
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The article appears incomplete. Nice pictures showing the building progress.

BYC – Supplemental knowledge for all things Chicken

kcan2
2 min read
5.00 star(s) 6 ratings
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Awesome and simple article on explaining this wonderful site! I know for me, just hanging out on BYC has given me more experience in chicken keeping from listening to other people try things and state the results. I may have never tried or even had thought of some of the things I've learned on here but I've stumbled across threads that educated me. Also, because of hanging around on BYC alone, I've been able to name my chickens' health issues faster and get help for them, just by learning what it was months before the issue occurred on BYC. This is really a great site to hangout on and learn. Thanks for posting this article.
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A well written article on feeding treats to your chickens. The article did really well covering how treats should be fed in moderation and why. Towards the end of the article, it included a small list of healthy treats that you can feed your chickens (feeding chickens chicken kinda creeped me out, though I've heard of it before) and a list of things that should not be fed to your chickens.
(I enjoyed seeing other member's pictures in this article and them credited.)
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Ghosts Member Page

Ghost
5 min read
3.17 star(s) 6 ratings
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6,660
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Very nice walk through of the coop and how everything works in the first half of this article. On the section half, excellent details on how to cut out this coop from plywood sheets and the measurements on doing so. I would have marked this article a five star as it is a very well-written article, but it appears like it was never finished? I would have loved to see how to do the rest of the coop because this article was very informative.

The Maserati Chicken Coupe

nrdesieyes
4 min read
2.00 star(s) 6 ratings
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Most of the pictures appear to be missing and a lot of this article appears like it was a copy and paste from another website. The write-up seems like it was good, but I can't see what it's trying to show.

Training Chickens to "Coop" at Night

PioneerChicks
5 min read
4.67 star(s) 6 ratings
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Well written article on training your flock to roost at night and from my own chicken experience, I can see the 'cooping for a few days' method is very effective.

Gopherboyfarms Chicken Coop Building Super Funny Tons Of Pics

GopherBoyFarms
6 min read
5.00 star(s) 17 ratings
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Awesome coop article! It was very entertaining, including the pictures to go along with the writing. There was lots of great pictures of the building process and even a blueprint of the coop at the end of the article.
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How to protect you chickens all year round.

HENS-and-MARES
3 min read
3.17 star(s) 6 ratings
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A simple article on protecting your flock based on the seasons. It had a lot of focus on electric fencing, especially for the summer.

Chicken bully/chicken victim - a two-sided issue

azygous
4 min read
4.84 star(s) 99 ratings
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Awesome imput on this information! I am one of those chicken keepers who often look to stop the bully hen and overlook boosting the victim hen's confidence. This article was very eye-opening and I would like to try this myself.

Fort First Flock

jakesbigpapa
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9 min read
4.67 star(s) 6 ratings
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9,209
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Very detailed coop article. Well written and great pictures. The article did well going over the building process and included a list of materials used for the foundation.
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