Does Chicken Organization Exist?

[kcan2]

Nightstand remote coop temp clock idea:

 

[kcan2]

 

[Painted Calls]

At first I thought you wanted to organize the chickens...

This is about as organized as I get:
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I have even more gelato containers in there now, for grit, oyster shell, treats. Bonus - they're stackable.

I save Talenti jars too, lol!

 

[kcan2]

Nothing original here, but adding wheels to these pallets has helped make heavier things more accessible!

 

[Echelontheory101]

Me too! I was thinking they certainly aren't self-organizing like Society Finches at night. They group up according to color. It's adorable.

Regarding organizing, I don't have anything worthy of a Pintrest Board, but feed are in trash cans with rollers on the bottom. Hay goes in a big plastic tub. Supplements and small bags of stuff go in these:
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If you have a small number of chickens it works great for food, too. But when you're emptying a bin four or five times to feed that got annying.

Ooooo these are great! I would be refilling too often for food but for grit oyster shells fly larvae cracked corn in the winter etc these would be great!

 

[Echelontheory101]

Nothing original here, but adding wheels to these pallets has helped make heavier things more accessible!
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I do this too! It's just me here and I've had to move a ton of heavy stuff around my property this year and I had some extra pallets lying around so I went and bought caster wheels and screwed them all to the bottom like this and it has been a huge game changer for giant loads of bricks stumps bringing my potted and container plants into the garage for the winter Etc

 

[Echelontheory101]

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This is a great idea I have a bucket with a brush next to my rain barrel so that I can scrub my Muck Boots off before I walk into the house to take them off and I lose the brush all the time 100% attaching it to the bucket now haha