Alberto Ray

To paint the floor of your chicken coop, simply apply two coats (or more) of a durable exterior latex paint. What kind of paint is… Read More »Can You Paint Chicken Coop With Latex?

Though chicks need grit to help digest their food, sand gets sodden and can clump in the chick’s crop unlike commercial grit or dirt. This… Read More »Can I Use Sand Instead Of Grit For Chickens?

Freshly snipped, clean grassing cuttings, yes! And here are the reasons why… Giving your hens the odd handful of freshly snipped grass that you’ve cut… Read More »Can I Put Fresh Cut Grass In My Chicken Coop?

Pine shavings and Aspen shavings are fine for the chicken coop, but we don’t suggest using cedar shavings in the coop. Cedar is a very… Read More »What Wood Shavings Are Safe For Chickens?

If illness occurs among any member of your flock, it can spread quickly between birds and may cause significant health issues or death for some.… Read More »Do You Need To Disinfect Chicken Coop?

Chicken feather waste, which is generated almost all over the world in large amounts, is currently typically incinerated or ends up in landfill or as… Read More »What Do They Do With Chicken Feathers After Slaughter?

Yes, you heard us right, using artificial grass for chickens can be a great, hassle free option. If you already own chickens, you’ll know the… Read More »Can You Use Artificial Grass In Chicken Run?