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How to clean a Chicken Coop - When, Why and How Often 

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In this episode This is how we clean our chicken coop.
Remember that chickens can get stressed easily and a CLEAN Coop will help them be less stressed and lay eggs to their fullest potential.
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@bostonodonohue
@bostonodonohue 4 года назад
I hear it's good to go about a month or month & half for 8-12 hens. However, a technique useful in the winter, is when cleaning it, to leave a mild lower level of poop, as the mini-compsit so to speak, acts as a minor heat source to active the higher levels of manure therefore creating a winter heat source for the milder climates. Diotomaceous earth, and a PDC (which is kinda like cat litter), on the lower levels, acts as an absorbent, so the poop doesn't stick so much to the floor when trying to clean. Kind of like an oil on tools to deter rust, it drys the surfaces so stuff don't stick.
@bostonodonohue
@bostonodonohue 4 года назад
scratch that - looks like you got it goin good !!
@joseponcedeleon4866
@joseponcedeleon4866 6 месяцев назад
I am new to the chicken life about 6 months, but I learned something very helpful. Try pine chips med size ,it smells great and Absorbs a lot of the ammonia almost leaves 0 smell . I was amazed how great it works
@najlahs7311
@najlahs7311 3 года назад
Yeah !!! The answer is wood chips that's what I was looking for! Thank you .
@junehinds9956
@junehinds9956 2 месяца назад
Ok we are going to learn this
@DaybirdAviaries
@DaybirdAviaries 7 лет назад
That's brilliant using the rachet strap to raise the roosts.
@FarmAlarm
@FarmAlarm 7 лет назад
hey thanks Daybird Aviaries, you may have just come up with a new catch phrase tho, "Raising The Roost", ya know, like Raising The Roof. lol.
@DaybirdAviaries
@DaybirdAviaries 7 лет назад
Ha. That's awesome. LOL
@buttpicker247
@buttpicker247 4 года назад
awesome video. I'm looking to get into raising chickens myself. Hopefully we can get a a bit bigger yard to to set up for both a coop and a veggie garden.
@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY
@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY 7 лет назад
love that GEHL worst thing I did was sell ours after we got here =/
@FarmAlarm
@FarmAlarm 7 лет назад
thanks! i found it on Craigslist a few years back, and it is a Waaayyyy handy tool. Kind of hard to find. Bummer for selling yours!
@simonrowe5380
@simonrowe5380 10 месяцев назад
My Dad's nickname as a teenager - in about 1924 - was "Hennus" because he cleaned out the Hen House. No masks in those days 😆
@henfeatherhomestead981
@henfeatherhomestead981 7 лет назад
Thanks so much for the video. We have a small set up for our first chicken. But plan on upgrading later. Hugs
@FarmAlarm
@FarmAlarm 7 лет назад
you will enjoy the journey with those new baby chicks that you have. thanks for watching.
@susieawalt7416
@susieawalt7416 7 лет назад
Good idea on the roost. I may borrow it.
@FarmAlarm
@FarmAlarm 7 лет назад
Thanks Susie, i dont mind at all if you barrow it lol
@tyhandsom8963
@tyhandsom8963 3 года назад
After you dump the bedding, what do you do with it?
@alanliard1829
@alanliard1829 3 года назад
Notice you had a solar panel on the roof, can you tell us more about that - what does it power, does it work well ?
@kimsylvia5341
@kimsylvia5341 4 года назад
Pretty cat!
@theresacunneen2335
@theresacunneen2335 2 года назад
Fantastic!!
@justmejm
@justmejm Год назад
For as much as chickens don't like living in poop they like to poop all the time and wherever you think they'd learn how to use one place haha
@FarmAlarm
@FarmAlarm Год назад
😆
@manneredgrain2183
@manneredgrain2183 3 года назад
Wood chips nice
@kylecrusch2804
@kylecrusch2804 2 года назад
I use shredded cardboard and paper for my coop, stir it now and then, have not cleaned the coop in over 3 years, still no smell or problems with the deep litter, just add more cardboard
@jackielowrey3032
@jackielowrey3032 Год назад
That will make mold and bacteria grow… disgusting.
@dollyhewett2553
@dollyhewett2553 Год назад
THANK YOU SIR....
@toneyjohnson8910
@toneyjohnson8910 7 лет назад
About how often do you have to change the bedding?
@FarmAlarm
@FarmAlarm 7 лет назад
I try to get a few months out of it.
@toneyjohnson8910
@toneyjohnson8910 7 лет назад
Farm Alarm thanks
@duckquackaudio
@duckquackaudio 3 года назад
@@toneyjohnson8910 Bwe jsjsjs ekk! a a a a a rk rk pow
@lindaeggers2567
@lindaeggers2567 4 года назад
How often do you do this process? Are you doing deep litter method?
@amiyjohar7875
@amiyjohar7875 3 года назад
Thank you!
@FarmAlarm
@FarmAlarm 3 года назад
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
@sarahcox215
@sarahcox215 9 месяцев назад
My Rhode Island reds are 20 weeks and one day today. I give them quality layer feed beans, corn, crickets, meal worms, oyster shells, electrolytes in their water. I have a heater and supplemental light because it is cold outside. It’s almost December and I don’t know why they aren’t giving me eggs yet?
@FarmAlarm
@FarmAlarm 9 месяцев назад
Well I'd say you have a few things going against you. It's a combination of they are JUST now at the start of laying age, and also we're going into winter. I know you said you have a heater, but they are not affected as much by the cold as they are affected by the short days. I bet if you supplement light it will help. Add a light in the coup on a timer and add a few hours before sunrise and two to four hours after sunset. I bet you'll see a difference. Let me know how it turns out.
@henrywooles1663
@henrywooles1663 4 года назад
Wait so, how often do you need to clean the coop out?
@ipromisemusic
@ipromisemusic 4 года назад
lol right?
@katiehendrixson
@katiehendrixson 3 года назад
He said every few months on another comment
@dipaupreti5142
@dipaupreti5142 4 года назад
How many times shall we clean it?
@barbaraiannaccone6502
@barbaraiannaccone6502 3 года назад
What do you clean the roosts with to remove poop? Please answer THANKS
@FarmAlarm
@FarmAlarm 3 года назад
I don't clean the roosting bar. I have been raising chickens for years, and I don't believe it's that big of a deal to clean the roosting bar. Hope that helps.
@barbaraiannaccone6502
@barbaraiannaccone6502 3 года назад
@@FarmAlarm Thank you for answering.
@FarmAlarm
@FarmAlarm 3 года назад
@@barbaraiannaccone6502 you're welcome.
@sarayatibbs9255
@sarayatibbs9255 3 года назад
We’re do you dump the waste?
@FarmAlarm
@FarmAlarm 3 года назад
Put it in a pile, let it set for a year. Then put it on your garden or trees, or anything else that grows. Great fertilizer.
@gabrielledennis4103
@gabrielledennis4103 3 года назад
@@FarmAlarm Do you keep the poop pile as is or in a container for compost? Is it okay for planting flowers, fruits and vegetables?