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Using the deep litter method this winter we will not be cleaning our chicken coop the whole season. Instead we will keep throwing new bedding on each month to keep it fresh on top but still sanitary.
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@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

If you want to see us clean this out 5 months later and how it went you can watch it here > m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-445vJz6-fiA.html

@starbriteishere Год назад

I live in the south... What we did is put tile flooring and then sand bedding. In our heat, it is better for smell than any other beddings seen and cleans like a litterbox

@Damselfly54315 Год назад

Deep litter needs stirred too,it helps it break down, so give the old a stir before adding new to it, and do that each time you add layers...which I do once every week top off a layer thats been stirred, but nesting boxes should be cleaned every week for safer eggs...and scrap down the roosts they sit on as often as needed...I use DE around edges for mite and insect control, plus when I clean whole coop I wash it down with castile soap that has lavender added, I use a coop refresher made of herbs too, all I make myself...

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Thank you Judi! Those are great tips

@richardmatthys7133 Год назад

How deep should the deep method be? What's the he's recipe?

@Damselfly54315 Год назад

@@richardmatthys7133 mine ends up as deep as 8 inches by the time I scoop and start fresh, but during summer I don't do that I stick to as little as possible...the deep litter keeps them warmer in the winter due to how the process works.

@kcycle1308 Год назад

What is DE? Thanks!

@sallyboothe911 Год назад

I’ve been using deep litter since getting chickens 2 years ago. It’s a great method I think. I use DE in their boxes, with herbs and when I add fresh shavings I put down some Saturday Morning Lime. The lime really helps keep bugs away. Blessings 🙏🏻

@kathynix6552 Год назад

Put a low board across the door so you don’t lose any bedding when you open the door

@snafooed 9 месяцев назад

I keep my pigs, chickens and goats together in the same large pen and everyone gets along great.

@chorebunny8080 Год назад

Ha I don't even have chickens but I enjoy watching and respect the love and care Your animals recieve from your family (:

@katemccool4302 Год назад

You can also use dead leaves and pine needles as bedding. Just make sure they're dry. I mix in pine shavings too, and turn the litter over every few days when it gets packed down.

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Thanks for the extra tips Kate! Flipping over would probably help

@LilMermaid-yh1fg 6 месяцев назад

I've used the deep litter method for years, and I've found it helpful to use pine pellets as a base layer before adding your shavings. The pellets turn to powder when exposed to moisture, which will prevent that bottom layer that's really soiled from sticking to your floor (noticed in the video).

@tealbruce7145 Год назад

I love sNOw sleds for a couple of reasons. 1. FREE if you pay attention on trash day. B. I can pull a heavier load in a plastic sled over grass than I carry.

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Yes snow sleds are great all year round!

@AvalonWoodsHomestead Год назад

I'm trying this method also I have access to hay and pine shavings so I'm mixing the two. So far it's working great, no smells! I've been using a wagon to help with chores, but now we have about 8" of snow that isn't going away and the sled idea sounds great, thanks! Happy days💜🐔!!

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Sleds in the snow are great! Thanks for watching as always :)

@juliewilliams8511 Год назад

I've used a snow sled for years! Hauls all sorts of stuff for me!!!!

@Monkchip Год назад

You always have something new and interesting going on.

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Glad you think so!

@The.Artistic.Squirrel 11 месяцев назад

Thank you from NE Wyoming. I’m a Midwesterner myself and I thought I was usta cold. I wasn’t quite prepared for how cold and how long it lasts here. From October-April-Mayish we’ve had negative digits. And I’ve adjusted and learned to love it. Winter here is just so beautiful.

@markchidester6239 Год назад

Something I did because the deep litter didn't work for us. I put an 18" wide sheet of plywood attached to the bottom of the 2x6 roost. I scrap the poop off into a toast with a drywall knife every 2 or 3 days. About a minute of work just after morning feeding while they are outside. Game changer! Much cleaner in there and use less than half of the bedding. Compost pile for the poop, grass, leaves, cardboard and what ever else.

@taylord2hunt Год назад

I use the same kind of sled to help haul harvested deer from the woods. Comes in super handy.

@hmoser6416 Год назад

I do this beginning late fall, then when spring is in full force, I clean it out. I also use Manna Pro Coop-N-Compost, it's a great help to neutralize the odors and moisture in the coop, helps with respiratory by controlling ammonia, etc, also aids compost piles greatly!

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Thank you for that, we just bought one as well to keep it nice and fresh, you always have such great tips for us!

@hmoser6416 Год назад

@@AcresOfAdventure Happy to share what works for me for others to consider. It's awesome that so many can connect from all over the world to share helpful information, Hallelujah :) One never knows what will help another. Thank you both for sharing !

@princearthur4946 Год назад

Excellent presentation with great chicken coop ideas!

@cherdowns1074 8 месяцев назад

Great organized poultry yard and coop.

@ruby7741 Год назад

I absolutely love you guys and your "you don't know if it works till you try it" WE are the same here in Michigan in the UP learning about our chickens and what works and doesn't. I just saw a guy here on youtube that said his chickens weren't laying like many ppl have said about the feed they are getting and he said lets go back to our great grand parents days and just feed them what we have. He soaked a pot of beans over night then heated it up in the morning tossed in some pasta he said rice would work to and then let it cook a bit till the pasta soaked up all the rest of the water. When he fed his 10+ chickens almost NO FIGHTING, it was so odd to see. I was watching it thinking I wonder if it's cuz they get all that water inside the beans and pasta or if they feel full unlike there feed that is dry from the store. BLEW ME AWAY with watching the chickens eat and how they were not pushing or bopping each other out of the way on the head. Man am I learning from ppl like you and him. LOVED THE CHICKEN DOOR. Could you tell me what the name of the chicken door is and where you got it from? Thank you in advance for all your info and allowing us to peek into your life and learn from you. :) A Michigan MOM

@midsouthhomestead7527 Год назад

We put pine shavings in our coup. We also do the deep litter metod. We take a large snow shovel and a Rubbermaid garbage bin to clean it out. We put the compost in different areas of the yard. After we use it up in the garden. We plant potatoes on the ground and cover with leaves. Great video.

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Thank you that’s great tips!

@nootnoot5263 Год назад

The deep litter method worked wonderfully over the winter. It didn't smell and didn't look horrible. We cleaned it out for summer to give them a fresh coop for the new warm and hot months, and to help make the coop cooler. But during the colder months, we will definitely do it again. But I do recommend starting this method at least a month before it gets cold. So there can be a built-up layer to help keep them warm.

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Glad it worked well for you, this was our first winter trying it and I liked it a lot , the smell was manageable and will make great compost now

@jenbear8652 Год назад

@acres Joel Salatin says if you smell anything you need more bedding.

@Saddlemomma Год назад

We just can't do the deep bedding thing. We live in northern, ME (yes, I can actually see Canada from the end of my street...lol). Our winters last anywhere from 5 to 6 months and we can have -45-degree temps. In fact, we just recently had -68 w/wind-chill (which blows 24/7; 365 here) during that artic blast everyone got. If we left that stuff pile up, it would freeze solid. My daughter used to clean the chicken house of a local women who did the deep-bedding method. She would go over in May, and it would take her HOURS to chip away at the mess because the lower layers would still be frozen. What we do is put in oat straw from huge round bales. These are bales from the cover crop used by a local farmer to mulch into our land which we lease to him to grow potatoes. Each year we go get 1 to two of these bales using a spike with our tractor. The straw still has the oats (or wheat depending which he uses that year) still on the straw. This gives the chickens the added bonus of foraging within the coop for those seed heads. They eagerly look forward to the new straw with each cleaning. In addition, I had inch-thick rubber mats in my stalls when we had horses. We took one of those and cut out a section to put on the floor of our coop. The straw is placed in a thick bed on top of that. It helps to insulate the floor. When we have warmer days of 30-degrees, we go out and change the bedding, putting it in our compost.

@cynthiavoigts215 Год назад

Been composting coop scoopings with some horse manure for couple years & boy did it make the best compost! This fall I used it to top off my raised beds & didn't have to buy any soil. Will try deep litter method again this winter but worry about possibility of odor which has always been a problem before. Thanks for your video, hopefully this winter deep litter method will go better.

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Thanks for watching as always Cynthia! And yes I hope this method makes great compost for us this year!

@kathynix6552 Год назад

Moisture is your enemy with the deep litter method. I C it smells add more bedding

@sheliabenson5496 Год назад

Straw, leaves. The chickens enjoy mulch from the people that trim trees too. Add through the winter as you notice yours breaking down. Pick up bags of leaves your neighbor might bag etc. Many free things. God Bless and enjoy your feathered friends.

@jenbear8652 Год назад

Joel Salatin says if it,smells, you don’t have enough bedding. Just keep adding more until there’s no smell

@chrisbelsito4231 10 месяцев назад

So cool that your daughter gets to experience this..

@AcresOfAdventure 10 месяцев назад

We love that the kids get to be apart of it

@TheMysticsPlace 10 месяцев назад

I used this method last year during the roughest winter since the 70's in Flagstaff. My girls all made it through with no other heat source. They seemed happy as could be all winter.

@micheleweatherspoon6399 7 месяцев назад

Deep litter is the best. At the end of winter, I rake off the top layer and put it on the compost pile. But the stuff on the bottom layer is a rich soil composition. That goes directly into my raised beds. It makes the best veges I've ever tasted. I raise rabbits, ducks, and chickens together in an outside coop, with direct contact with the soil. The composting process keeps the water from freezing in the Montana winter . I believe you will love the deep litter system.😊

@gmwwc Год назад

We use peat moss as a coop bedding material. Wood requires large ammount of nitrogen to compost. This robs your compost pile. The peat moss is kinder to your compost.

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Interesting! We will have to look into that!

@CabinGRL Год назад

Yep the deep bedding / litter method is what I did and there would be 0 smell layer with pinestraw and leaves amazing and really insulates too. Joel Salatin has great books on that system for chickens. His books on land rotation for pigs are essential.

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Thanks for the tip! We’re excited to get good compost from this method!

@alylebold6526 Год назад

Good Info Thank You

@crissengels8930 Год назад

Yes, please share the type of bedding. I've been using hay/straw for almost 2 years, and it works ok, but what you used looks so much lighter and tidier.

@kathynix6552 Год назад

Looks like fine pine shavings

@melissajohnson2935 Год назад

Hay and straw will mold and its not good for chickens respiratory systems. Use pine shavings, they are cheap, smell good and work a lot better.. and you can compost pine shavings. You can compost hay and stay but they usually spray those fields with herbicides and you risk contaminating your compost

@ronaldbequeath2307 Год назад

I use a sand and limestone mix with straw or wood chip so their getting stones for their gizzards. Limestone is good for egg shells. A year ago i had 5 aussies and if i heard noise id let them out. For five days i would loose a hen and when i lost a guinea i call the game warden, they looked at my birds and said that they where just ill. So i talked to my friend a trapper and he said it was a weasel. Even though there were no blood spots. He set his trap at 10:00 pm and by 4:00 am he had a foot long weasel. When the game warden was ask why it was so big his reply was because no one is trapping them any more. We have theorized that as the weasel was attacking the chickens, the aussies would hit the coop and the weasel didnt have time to suck the blood. Love those aussie. After the weasel was gone never lost another chicken or guinea.

@dustyflats3832 Год назад

I use an ice fishing sled for a lot of things even in summer. I would suggest wearing a mask when cleaning coops.

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Yes I should do that , thank you!

@Zack-yx5nl 7 месяцев назад

With a Deep Litter system on top of plywood, you are more susceptible to the floor rotting. I'd suggest you grab some linoleum to put down below the litter so that liquid has more time to dry out. you can grab 4x8 plastic thin sheets from HD that work really well for the floor and walls.

@DJ-uk5mm 9 месяцев назад

Make some charcoal and add about 5 to 10% into the bedding it will absorb the smells and improve their health Also as it absorbs microbes etc it will turn into biochar and help turn the poop to compost

@waynestanley6371 Год назад

You have a great dog. We have Pyrenean Shepherds that work with the Great Pyrenees. They are the best dogs I’ve ever had.

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

They are amazing dogs!

@waynestanley6371 Год назад

Smart, obedient (most of the time), require very little training, pleasing their master is their priority!!!! They are the dogs who have seen God. This breed has been with man for at least 6,000 years. Living in a very remote area of Spain, near France for millennia. There are paintings of them in the caves of Lascaux.

@nicolasabonce6316 Год назад

Awesome video I really enjoyed all the information and tips! Thank you 🙏🏼

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@michaelkurciviez2057 4 месяца назад

I’m giving free advice. Get a roll of 3 mill poly min.. 6mil poly will be bettter. Cut it to fit your coop floor. I use a hammer tracker stapler and just a few to keep it in place Tack it down Spread shaving/straw Done!! Clean up? Lift up/bring your four corners together and pull the entire mess out. It’s the same idea as taking leaves onto a tarp and dragging it to the mulch pile. Except this keeps your coop floor spotless…. Also, you can reuse that poly a few more times! (You’ll know when it’s past it’s prime.) Your welcome.

@dyazkiprit 2 месяца назад

I'm so jealous to those who have a big land to farming, I don't have mine, so i try to use my rooftop to keep chicken and growing some veggies, I'm planning to put two beehive boxes too but I'll figure it out first where the best spot to put them.

@tstzoophoojywg7226 Год назад

What type of bedding that you put in the coop? It does not looks like pine shaving.

@Broodismanifest Год назад

Michigan homestead, just stumbled on your channel and guessing? About to try to do what your doing!

@Broodismanifest Год назад

Haha 30s later you say its Michigan! I had the feeling! Single dad need help with chicken math before i build a coop. Want to make sure i build a coop for 6 years down the road. DM me if u can help. Live in st clair county near Marine city

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Good luck! It is a lot of fun and you will enjoy it!

@donna1018 6 месяцев назад

I use deep litter method but come spring it’s a lot of work to clean out. Depending on the size of your coop anyway.

@michaelkurciviez2057 4 месяца назад

If you want, use a blue tarp. Stronger and will take the whole months amount of shaving/poop

@shaunsmuder1637 Год назад

It also gives them respiratory (Breathing) problems. Let just call it what it is it, LAZY, and really, it's not good for your birds. Do them a favor and clean the coop as needed.

@Gemma6thSense 7 месяцев назад

You said the name towards the end! and yep- it is what I was thinking. (I couldn’t get the name out!) My husband has been reading up on the breed bc we just moved into a house with a huge fenced yard, soooo not only are we gonna be getting chicks! But he wants 2 Great Pyrenees

@MaraCarr-vm9mf 10 месяцев назад

My chickens hatch their chicks in January to march and their next batch will be in August to january. So it's perfectly normal to have a broody when in the autumn 😂

@cheryldahl9192 5 дней назад

I just use the 'deep litter' method when I'm feeling lazy lol - and through the winter. I did this before it even had a name.

@Turbo44mag Год назад

I watch this video repeatedly to obtain more sponsor $ for you. You strike me as a super dad.

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Thank you for that, I hope you enjoyed the video!

@rockwilliams457 Год назад

Thank you. When do you have to pull it all out and start fresh again? What about mites and lice, does that method make it more vulnerable to them? Let me know please...blessings from Texas..

@bigrickshaberdashery2759 2 месяца назад

just not the way we do it, love their fresh stray, grain, oats and barley. keeps them busy and happy.We use it in our soil machine and compost system

@Avalone20000 Год назад

But deep litter makes it very difficult to treat for bug infestation

@buddycromer2142 5 месяцев назад

Do you have a video on your coop. I like the way it looks.

@rebeccaplumlee9601 Год назад

U could have put a tiny bit of old on top the new to help with adjustment

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

That’s a great idea!

@nightskyabc 3 месяца назад

Also, add crushed charcoal keeps down the smell

@MrEpmonroe Год назад

What kind of bedding is that?

@lindamclean8809 Год назад

I thought the bedding was supposed to be in contact with the ground if it’s to work properly ❤❤❤

@sonyiawinfield3020 Год назад

Saddlemomma, I read your post about the chickens and the oat straw. I was intrigued by your winter temperatures. I’ve always wanted to ask, have you ever considered moving to a warmer area? I live in Arkansas and many moons ago when I was a child the winters were cold and we had more snow than we do now. Matter of fact we have little snow now. I just don’t know how you can survive the temperatures and get your work done outside. Do you stay there because of family or because you love the cold? I’m impressed, but if you ever want to move to a warmer climate, Arkansas is pretty good place.

@amyyork3031 10 месяцев назад

So no scooping? Just add more bedding every week. Correct. I'm new and I tried just using drip trays. I'm having a poop melt down. I'm giving this a try.

@felishiadarling Год назад

When I put a new layer of shavings, my chickens stay out and stare. They don’t like change. If it’s the smell, I don’t know. I do know they don’t like change. I’m building on my coop now and they seem to be getting used to me working on it.

@Biffwellington4518 9 месяцев назад

We're about to move I'm looking to start raising chickens. Have you thought about taking those raked autumn leaves and using them for your coup deep littering? They could poop on the leaves then transfer them into the compost bin later with out the cost of shavings for litter.. I'll admit I really do not know if what I am suggesting is safe or plausible.

@loremipsum2302 3 месяца назад

What do you use for bedding if pine shavings are bad? Thank you

@melissawaters3360 5 месяцев назад

Are you using store bought shavings? How is it that you have green grass. We have a small run we let our chickens access, and with in a month, not a blade of grass. Also, seen you have a rooster. I've heard different things in reference to this. We have 11 hens and one rooster. Is rooster good to have? Chicken owner newbie

@tammywisdom3701 Год назад

I like deep litter. I don't like the design of the coop I bought (premade), as there is no door going directly outdoors. It makes it harder to clean. I am hoping to add a smaller door that I can use just for that cleaning. Just a consideration when building a coop.

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Yes the coop design is very important

@tammywisdom3701 Год назад

@Acres Of Adventure Homestead I love your design, by the way!

@malcolmpayne9517 Год назад

What's the length and width of your coop?

@zinnia3684 Год назад

The pigs probably smelled the turkey and they woke up the chickens.

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

That is probably true!! Haha

@IddrisuArafat-iw9sg Год назад

Thanks

@melaa8617 Год назад

What do you do to keep your rain barrel from freezing up? I just noticed you are filling it in the winter. I emptied mine & left the drains open.

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

It is emptied but I need to remove it still, just being lazy

@patrickrobinson2562 5 месяцев назад

Did you buy or build your coop?

@rebeccaplumlee9601 Год назад

I ran my 3 pot belly pigs with my pygmy whether, ducks, geese, chickens & guienia fowl & rabbits in a huge pen. In cold the goat went in chicken house at night.. pigs layed in their building. Rarely any trouble. (At least after butcher of the small boar)

@brendathollis2960 Год назад

What is the best bedding for chickens

@jeremiahstewart5933 Год назад

I’ve been doing some heavy research and I am leaning towards medium course sand. It’s not as dusty, I can use a poop scoop to clean with, and it drains and dries quickly. I live in central Florida, so I’m not worried about snow, it’s always hot here.

@nanettejernigan7338 Год назад

What are you using for bedding? It doesn’t seem to fly around much when you are putting it down. Please let me know? Love your videos

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Hey Nanette! We use wood shavings, usually the large.

@gthumbus 7 месяцев назад

how does this stop you from cleaning the coop. you still have to clean at some point.

@kevo355 Год назад

Just changed my bedding, every 6 months, use deep liter method, also use borax under the bedding, and add charcoal pellets to absorb the smell.

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

That’s a great idea!

@dl4065 4 месяца назад

Do your chickens fly over your fence?

@rickmonell7338 3 месяца назад

What kind of flooring do have down

@Lewisusa11 Год назад

I also have 15 girls and about half of them are missing their tail feathers and a bare patch there also. And Ideas?

@pamelak7924 Год назад

Lice or mites

@Lewisusa11 Год назад

@@pamelak7924 I have some diatomaceous earth that I am going to add to their dirt bath area, any other suggestions?

@pamelak7924 Год назад

@@Lewisusa11 you might want to try some poultry dust/powder you could get at a farm store or tractor supply Or look into other videos on RU-vid D E is good but it won't kill everything,but it's good to use in henhouse and on bedding nest boxes dust bath areas Good luck to you and your chickens

@gaylewatkins4685 Год назад

👍👍👍👍👍

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Thank you gayle!

@SB-rz2kt 10 месяцев назад

What bedding did you use in video?

@ItsMe-ic7on 10 месяцев назад

Where do you get your wood chips?

@amyshubby33 Год назад

Did you build that coup or did you buy it? If you bought it where did you get it from?

@2015gtbass Год назад

My wife said she going to be doing the deep method once the coop gets build

@rosalindaiacovitti3499 Год назад

Do you know if the tractor supply horse wood pellet bedding would work for chickens?

@1966MrAlex 4 месяца назад

Look what your Chickens want at 4:54.

@ItsMe-ic7on 10 месяцев назад

Is that bedding sawdust?

@advancedproperties4272 Год назад

where did you get your coop?

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Someone locally made it for us

@robindevellen7038 Год назад

Shouldn’t you start with deep litter?

@Gemma6thSense 7 месяцев назад

What kind of dog is that? I feel like it’s on the tip of my tongue!! (Watch it be something super easy!)

@AcresOfAdventure 7 месяцев назад

Great Pyrenees

@Gemma6thSense 7 месяцев назад

@@AcresOfAdventurelol yeah I literally just got done the video and you say it with about 2 mins or so left!!! But it is the breed I was trying to get the name stuck out of head!!! My husband loves them he had a neighbor who had one and he said he’s wanted one since. But he wanted to be fair to the dog; and have the space the dogS would need seeing he told me he’s thinking about getting 2. So I felt guilty right away! Bc ppl get on me about making donations to various animal charities, but yet they say I don’t adopt my dogs (not completely true. We just lost 3 dogs in the past 4 years that were all with us from before we married and lived very long lives, but bc I do support adopt don’t shop- I do understand there being certain times when someone does want a specific breed, and if you can adopt it - awesome. But it doesn’t go that way usually…. Although ironically enough, just prior to us purchasing the house, I got a notification from the local animal shelter and I opened the email. Don’t you know someone turned in a whole litter of full bred Great Pyrenees puppies. They lasted online maybe a week if that. Every one got a home. I was in no position to take any dogs, and I wasn’t ready after losing our last one. But yeah looks like we will have 2 of these guys (guy and girl, girls. Have to see about this and educate myself on the breed) but they’re gorgeous dogs. And from all I’ve read, and been told, extremely well behaved. And silly.

@ItsMe-ic7on 10 месяцев назад

What do you mean by broody hen?

@jacalli 6 месяцев назад

She wants to be a mom

@mrose4132 Год назад

Mmmmm, seems like the composting of the chicken poop has to put off gasses that aren’t healthy for the chickens.

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

As long as you have a clean layer on top it is fine, this method has been used for years!

@Radiant6.214 Год назад

U need 7 inch for best

@AcresOfAdventure Год назад

Thanks for the tip!

@genesmay6589 11 месяцев назад

What about the walls and other things.All these how to clean videos putting bedding down and none have bird poop on the walls , windows, roosts...I must have alien birds that crap sideways...

@AcresOfAdventure 11 месяцев назад

We have some on the walls, not a lot but we for sure do😂🙈

@Kanne606 7 месяцев назад

I want to use leaves, but excessive aerosol chemical spraying of the sky and damaged chemical burns on the leaves has me concerned... sure hope we can get these 'block the sun' DC psychos stopped soon