Chicken water in winter

Chickens need access to water year round, but keeping it from freezing can be a challenge in the winter.

Have you been worried about how to keep your chicken’s water from freezing without electricity this winter? Here's 5 proven ideas to keep your hens hydrated.

Chicken water can be a hassle to keep unfrozen in the coldest of winter. But this will help you keep your chickens in water all winter long!

Here are ten hacks to keep your chickens water thawed this winter (with and without electric) to make winter easier on you and your flock.

DIY $5 Heated Chicken Waterer: As soon as the temps drop below freezing, we Minnesota farmers break out the winter gear. My least favorite contraption is the chicken waterer. In the summer, I hook a hose up to drip waterers and never have to think about it all summer. In the wint…

Many people wind up doing things for their chickens in winter that are not only unnecessary but can actually be harmful for their chickens.

Last winter, we tested a bunch of ways to keep our hen’s water from freezing and found a method that worked better for us than anything else out there. In fact, it’s nearly foolproof, at least for us it was!

Get your chickens through the winter with these easy tips—steps to take to winter-proof your chicken coop and keep everyone warm and thriving.

Get ready for winter by educating yourself on the best temperature settings for your chickens. Ensure your flock stays cozy and secure during the chilly months with valuable advice on keeping them warm. Take a proactive approach in looking after their welfare as the colder weather sets in. By knowing when it's too cold for chickens, you can make changes to give them a conducive space. Guarantee your feathered companions are content and in good health throughout the upcoming winter season.