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How Do Chickens Stay Warm in the Winter?

How Do Chickens Stay Warm in the Winter?

by Meghan H | Dec 21, 2020 | Chickens, Coops, Runs, and Outdoor Spaces, Winter

How Do Chickens Stay Warm in the Winter? A common concern from our customers is how to care for their chickens in extreme temperatures. Meyer Hatchery ships chicks all over the United States, so some of our customers live in areas where winter sees well below-freezing...
Coop Ventilation and Why it is Important

Coop Ventilation and Why it is Important

by Meghan H | Dec 23, 2019 | Coops, Runs, and Outdoor Spaces

Coop Ventilation And Why It Is Important Everyone loves fresh air, poultry included! When chickens (and other poultry) breathe or produce waste, significant amounts of water is released into the air. This moisture-filled air causes humidity, which without proper...

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