Welcome! Good luck with your chickens. You can get lots of good advice here. Top on my list for a coop is nesting boxes that you can access from outside. Being able to gather eggs without going into the coop.
Southwest Georgia. Rainy today with high expected of 54. Thursday and Friday, a cold snap. Lows in mid 20's, highs mid 40's, then goes back up to 65-70 days and 40s at night
I checked on the two raised beds I planted English peas in. I have a very nice stand of them. Fresh English peas are so much better than canned. We also got compost spread over our larger garden space. We have to till it in and plant red potatoes in the next week or two
You have given them a haven for their last years. I remember mine having really long nails on their feet, but they naturally wore down to reasonable length when they had a chance to scratch about.
We had some commercial hens once that were being done away with. I enjoyed them. It didn't take long before they started laying. They actually were friendly.
Snow is very rare here in South Georgia, but we got 6" a few weeks back. Chickens can go in and out of the coop as they wish. We didn't change that. They did fine being out in it
My first try with chickens didn't go well, but now we have a flock of 30 on our farm. I get a lot of good tips here. Welcome, and good luck with your chickens
I will plant English peas in the raised beds tomorrow or Thursday. In South Georgia, you have to plant them early to get a crop. They don't like warm weather. I need to crop the collard greens.