Well, because of cost issues, I am still working on how the breeder pens will be. My ole egg layers will stay in the present barn. MOst if not all of the large fowl will stay in the same barn also. I have been working on those pens and have two in use. One has the polish, ( as ivy calls them, "Q-tips" ) and the other pen has a lavendar ameraucana cock bird over ameraucana/cooper maran cross hens for olive-eggers. I have one pen ready to go, but since the new barn is still being built, I have had to kid a couple of goats in that pen. I have some juvinile cream legbars running around in there.
Hopefully when the barn is ready to move into, I will have a plan. I am just thankful DH finally got the builders out here to get it going. It looks like I am only going to take the rosecomb breeders over there and maybe the partridge wyandotte bantams, and maybe the polish.
I am so excited to get my new "office, incubator/hatcher/brooder room. All my that will be in one room. Along with a fridge, sink with running water, all my cabnets, meds, and waterers, feeders, just everything I need out there.
All my equipment I will be able to keep clean, I am going to have the incubator and hatcher, vented out the wall so that most of the chick dust will go out side
going to work with the builder to see what will be the best way to do that.
I am working on how my cabnets will be. All my plastic water, feeders, founts, extra drinker cups, will have labeled places in the cabnets, as well all shelf meds, and things like that.
I m not sure how big my fridge will be, as I really don't carry that much fridge meds.
So, kinda still a big jumbo mess.