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Most people use what they have available that is economical for them. Using what's in the yard, in the run is a lot cheaper than buying shavings as runs are generally larger. On a dirt floor run they will compost faster than shavings. Shavings in the coop generally will last longer and need...

With time and practice you won't even have to think about it. Do what works. If it stinks, something's wrong, if it doesn't, then it's good! I throw all kinds of herbs in when I have them, chickweed from the garden when I weed, etc. As said above, there really isn't one right way, just what...

I use deep litter. Being dry is what makes it work. Wet means stink and yuck. It's not the same as a compost heap or bin. Staying dry dries out the droppings, keeps things nice and stink free. It will compost, but much, much slower, the birds keep it stirred up. Occasionally if it rains...