Reviews by MrsNorthie

This is an excellent article, very well written and a great design. We are in South Carolina, so we have hot humid summers and periods of freezing temps in the winter. So I can modify this by adding a way to secure "storm shutters" to retain warmth in the cold months. Thank you!

@Perris

Very informative and inspiring. We have been considering fencing off our property from the road to give the chickens full access, but I think in addition to fencing, we should do hedges on the inside. It is a beautiful way to add security and make the area more interesting for our babies. Thank you @Perris

Excellent article. The instructions are very clear, including dosage. Thank you for sharing this experience.

I have bookmarked this for reference in case it ever comes up and ordered some slippery elm, to have on hand.

I love this! I call my time with my chickens as "Chicken Therapy". I love to go sit with them after work, the girls all come and roost on or next to me and the boys take that time as their chance to eat and show off their most excellent dancing skills.

Thank you for this article, demonstrating an easy, low fuss way to do it! I think we are going to give this a try!

We have been going back and forth over whether or not to raise our own meal worms. We had also seen the 3 drawer method and it seemed like a lot of fuss which turned us off the idea.

This is a very informative article. Making sure that the broody has control over her environment seems like it would make her more comfortable and lead to a more successful hatch and I really like the idea of using natural materials.

@DobieLover

This article is extremely informative and detailed! This provided the insight that I needed to help me make up my my mind about the best method for building a broody suite on the coop and how to handle the the introduction phase of the process, when the time comes. Thank you @DobieLover !

Very informative and entertaining! Thank you!

This is very helpful information. Understanding the digestive process in more detail will help us ensure proper nutrition for our chickens to give them the maximum quality of, what we hope, is a maximum life span.

It is far more important to us, to achieve maximum longevity over maximum egg production.

@Perris

This is invaluable information! I want to give our chickens the best to encourage a long healthy lives. Thank you @Perris for all the hard work and thought that went into sharing this with us!

This has given me so much hope for my boys! This is an amazing comprehensive education on Roosters! Thank you!

Reviews by MrsNorthie

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Building a Better Coop: Coastal Challenges, Forest Solutions, and the Stuff Nobody Tells You

Hedges for forage and cover

Another remedy for slow/impacted crop problems

Oxytocin as a bonding agent between us and our chickens

The Easy Way to Raise Mealworms.

Nest Boxes; why do we make a sitting hens job so difficult?

Broody Management - From the First Turkey Strut to Weaning the Chicks

Getting Chickens Out Of Trees.....and into their coops.

Crop size, the digestive process and what influence it may have on feeding regimes.

Wholesome home-made chicken feed, without sweat, tears, a calculator, or deep pockets.

Understanding Your Rooster.

Reviews by MrsNorthie

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