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Check at places like Home Depot etc. They have devices that you can plug in and then plug heat tape, heat lamp etc into. When temp drops to 35 they come on and then when it warms to a point I dont know it goes off. or like I do I just set things on timers (cause I have lots of timers).

Timers are great. I have one for my layer coop. I can set 2 different times with it. It comes on and adds a few hours of light in the AM, is off all day then comes on in the pm for a while. Found this one on clearance at Home Depot.

For my greenhouse, I prefer the temperature control. No point in heating it if the the temps don't require it. All I'm trying to do is keep it above freezing.
 
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I happy she got her buck. Gary should know by now, that if she can get one one buck, she'll be able to get another one. I hope he helps, before she starts stalking him.
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With folks like us I'm sure that they would never find his body.
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I happy she got her buck. Gary should know by now, that if she can get one one buck, she'll be able to get another one. I hope he helps, before she starts stalking him.
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not even gonna go there.
 
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Timers are great. I have one for my layer coop. I can set 2 different times with it. It comes on and adds a few hours of light in the AM, is off all day then comes on in the pm for a while. Found this one on clearance at Home Depot.

For my greenhouse, I prefer the temperature control. No point in heating it if the the temps don't require it. All I'm trying to do is keep it above freezing.

This is all I am doing in my greenhouse too. I would like to put the light on a timer. I am thinking about doing the same the light in the garden window.
 
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but then on the other hand why should she buy the o never mind !

Someone, I think one of the WA BYC'ers posted a response to that question the other day which is not quite appropriate for this thread. Had to do with buying the whole pig when all you wanted was... I'm sorry that's all I can say.

You can't say bacon here?
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I happy she got her buck. Gary should know by now, that if she can get one one buck, she'll be able to get another one. I hope he helps, before she starts stalking him.
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I need another coop. I wonder if DH, the neighbors and the city would mind?

I think EVERYONE should have at least TWO coops
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if your DH,neighbors or city object.... I have plenty of room for you to put one or two coops. We share 12 acres with the Landlord
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.. I can even tell you what kind of chickens I would like... or I mean what I think you should put in there
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Ooh - be careful what you say - someone might take you up on it!
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Someone, I think one of the WA BYC'ers posted a response to that question the other day which is not quite appropriate for this thread. Had to do with buying the whole pig when all you wanted was... I'm sorry that's all I can say.

You can't say bacon here?
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For my greenhouse, I prefer the temperature control. No point in heating it if the the temps don't require it. All I'm trying to do is keep it above freezing.

This is all I am doing in my greenhouse too. I would like to put the light on a timer. I am thinking about doing the same the light in the garden window.

I've had complaints about energy usage (I guess having an incubator and heat lamp running 24/7 for three batches of chicks will do that), so I'm trying to be good. A timer doesn't care if it's warm enough. I'm hoping to get a Brinsea brooder for Christmas.
 
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