Cold weather chicken coop

Winter chicken coops: the good, bad and ugly! What makes a good chicken coop for winter weather? Take a look at what works and what doesn't in winter chicken coops, especially for those in snowy, cold climates!

Soon the cold winter weather will be here. Here is how you should winterize your chicken coop to keep your hens safe.

Should you heat your chicken coop in winter? Unless you're in sub zero conditions, you don't need to add heat to the chicken coop to keep your flock warm. Here's what you should do to winterize your chickens coop and run.

How to insulate a chicken coop quickly and easily using rolls of insulation and a staple gun.

Winterizing your chicken coop takes just a few simple, affordable steps but results in continued egg production year-round even in cold regions.

Click through to learn how to keep chickens warm in extreme cold winter weather - I'm talking REAL winter. I am sharing tips for keeping chickens warm in winter without electricity, plus my opinion on the best coop heater if you want to go that route. I list everything I did to protect my chickens this winter and what I'll do differently. If you live somewhere with extreme cold winters, you'll want to read this post about how to keep chickens warm in extreme cold. #backyardchickens #chickens

Ensure the safety and comfort of your chickens in the winter with these tips on how to winterize your chicken coop. Keep your chickens happy and healthy all winter long.

Preparing your chickens and their coop for cold weather. 7 Winter chicken chores to do right now so your chickens will be comfortable all winter long and you'll have less to worry about when it's cold.

You'll rule the roost with these DIY treats and boredom busters.

Jessica Hochschild on Instagram: "A Facebook add for a little Amish built chicken coop turned into a WHOLE dang thing! Thought I’d get 3-5 chickens…then I fell into the rabbit hole that is chicken math and discovered all the fun chicken breeds. Realized that chickens are sentient, emotional and actually LOVE their humans so now I’ve got 23 of them. And since chickens are the gateway animal we’re full on trying to homestead now with plans for bees, bunnies, a goat (husband says no to that one…