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Benefits of a Mobile Coop

Benefits of a Mobile Coop

Mobile chicken coops boost soil health, reduce pests, and prevent overgrazing. They keep your flock healthier with fresh forage and fewer parasites, while requiring less cleaning and offering flexibility—resulting in happier chickens and better-quality eggs and meat.

Toxic or Poisonous Plants for Poultry

Toxic or Poisonous Plants for Poultry

Keeping your flock safe starts with knowing what’s growing in their space. Many common plants—like hemlock, azalea, rhubarb, and lily of the valley—can be toxic to chickens. A quick walk around your property can help you spot and remove any potential dangers before they become a problem. Use tools like plant ID apps or your local Extension office to identify unknown plants, and check out our Toxic Plant Lookup Tool for a more complete list. With a little preparation, you can create a safe, healthy environment for your chickens to thrive.

How To Deter Skunks

How To Deter Skunks

Skunks love easy meals, which can make your chicken coop an appealing stop for late-night visitors. Simple kitchen staples like vinegar, orange-infused spray, and coffee grounds have helped keep skunks away during coop lock-up, reducing stress on ducks, geese, and chickens.

All About Grazing Frames

All About Grazing Frames

Keep your chickens happy and your yard green with Grazing Frames! These simple, low-cost structures protect plant roots while giving your flock access to fresh greens year-round. Learn how to build, seed, and maintain grazing frames for healthier chickens and better-quality eggs.

Seasonal Run Care for Your Flock

Prepare your flock’s run for every season with practical tips to combat mud, manage debris, and keep your chickens safe and comfortable. From fall cleanup to winterizing waterers and adding outdoor roosts, learn how to tackle seasonal challenges in your chicken run.