Paint inside chicken coop

Inside the chicken coop: the roosting bars, poop boards, PVC chicken feeders and chicken coop flooring. An ongoing DIY project!

Why Paint Your Coop Inside? It keeps your coop going strong by protecting it from the messy side of chicken life. Plus, a painted coop makes life harder for those pesky chicken parasites - a win for your flock!

Kristina Langone Nickerson 🇺🇸 homesteading 🌾 food preservation on Instagram: "Top reasons I chose linoleum for inside my chicken coop👇🏼 Cleans off super easy Can be used for years Super durable Resists moisture much longer than paint Low cost! Go down to Home Depot and get some $20 linoleum, it’ll save you so much time by cleaning poop off the actual coop floor! Boots from @hisea_official #backyardchickens #backyardchicken #backyardchickensofinstagram #backyardchickenslife…

Series continued from here. If you've read Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer, then you are familiar with whitewash. I always thought of it as simply old-fashioned homemade paint, until I read Randy James's Why Cows Learn Dutch: and Other Secrets of the Amish Farm. "The stone walls and wood ceiling are chalky from a thick coat of whitewash that is required by the milk inspector. The whitewash is a limestone based paste that's sprayed or painted on. It helps keep the barn clean, and it is too alkaline…

Whitewashed the meat bird half of the Chickenhouse today, using the traditional purist blend of nothing but hydrated lime and water. This is an old school farming standard from Bob…

Series continued from here. If you've read Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer, then you are familiar with whitewash. I always thought of it as simply old-fashioned homemade paint, until I read Randy James's Why Cows Learn Dutch: and Other Secrets of the Amish Farm. "The stone walls and wood ceiling are chalky from a thick coat of whitewash that is required by the milk inspector. The whitewash is a limestone based paste that's sprayed or painted on. It helps keep the barn clean, and it is too alkaline…

The new chicken coop is installed, the edible chicken gardens are growing and so has the flock. Come see in this virtual coop tour from Tilly's Nest.

In this blog post, I’ll share what should be inside a chicken coop, the things to consider when designing a chicken coop, and the elements to avoid. By providing a safe and comfortable environment, you'll not only ensure the health and happiness of your flock but also maximize their egg production!

Looking for chicken coop ideas to create a comfortable and safe chicken coop inside your home? Here are some suggestions to get you started.

This is the old-fashioned stuff I love to do, and I have had some inquiries, so I am posting the recipe: Why do it? It prevents lice and mites, and has a...