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  1. Coop de Grass

    Partially covered run— best litter method

    Straw in the run was a disaster for me because the hens consumed it and had both impacted and sour crops. I am going to try the leaves, sticks, and weed, hopefully with grass thrown in. A french drain is an interesting thought. We had one on our house, but it is attached to two sump pumps. WE...
  2. Coop de Grass

    Partially covered run— best litter method

    I admire your resourcefulness! But I wonder about the car emissions and if there is any research done on if they affect the roadside vegetation. :oops: Where we are, even on the verges of "rural" areas, there is a lot, A LOT, of traffic. Does anyone have info on this???
  3. Coop de Grass

    Partially covered run— best litter method

    It sounds like things have changed for the better! :wee
  4. Coop de Grass

    Partially covered run— best litter method

    I will have to look into this, but I've had soil delivered for my garden and it was pretty pricey. Also, that would be mud when it rained. I am going to try Litter Life. I ordered it yesterday. :fl Once that is down, I will start adding whatever leaves/grass clippings/weeds that I can.
  5. Coop de Grass

    Partially covered run— best litter method

    It sure seems that way. Yes the requirement for even 1 chicken was 5 acres until December 8, 2017! In our township you can now have 8 chickens on an acre. I think that is because I told the board that I wanted to keep 8 because it looked like we were not going to get variance. We won by one...
  6. Coop de Grass

    Partially covered run— best litter method

    I have my flock of 11 hens in an 8 x 8 resin shed that was bought to be the coop. It has an attached, predator proofed run that is approximately 30x30x8'tall. Half of the run is covered, half has a Welded wire roof. They also hae access to a large external run that has aviary netting over the...
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