Yes, you can get nearly, or even full egg production from your chickens during the winter.

Just like us, chickens get hot too! Summer heat. When it’s hot outside your chickens feel it too.

I don’t do it all the time (use Diatomaceous Earth – DE). But maybe once every several weeks or once a month…

Have you had this problem? A chicken sleeping in the nesting box at night? How did you fix it? Here are some ideas…

I did my research about chicken coop heat because I wanted to buy something safe. Here’s what I did and some installation pictures.

Here’s how I plan to keep snow (and surface wind) out of the chicken pen area during the stormy winter.

Chicken feed for winter… How much do you need? How to store it? Here are my calculations from real world experience…

They were digging holes all around the coop / run foundation sill plate. It became a problem! Here’s what I did to stop it…

It was so exciting to finally get our fist egg! Now we’re up to 6 eggs several days later. These ISA-Brown chickens are starting to produce!

I finally got around to setting up the fenced-in range for the chickens. It surrounds their coop and its attached run area.