Learning how to build a chicken coop will provide hens and their young with shelter from the elements, protection from predators, and a quiet, safe spot to lay their eggs.

The included ramp makes it easy for your chickens to access the coop and the dual nesting boxes give your chickens plenty of room to lay their eggs. Chicken coop with nesting box: on sale for $151 ...

How big should my chicken coop be? For most birds, laying hens or meat birds — they’re roughly the same size — you will need 3 to 4 square feet per bird inside the coop. Bolton said that’s a standard, ...

Adult chickens start laying eggs around six months old, but before that, you'll face a lot of one-time expenses, biggest among them a chicken coop. You can build a very simple coop yourself, but ...

Hanging curtains across your nesting boxes can add a playful touch to the interior design of your coop—and they don't have to be fancy. "Hens like dark, private spots to lay their eggs, so the ...

The Eglu Pro is Omlet’s extra-large chicken coop, designed for up to 10 large hens. Our flock, ... and featured a common area where they could both lounge and lay eggs.

Town and cities spend several weeks discussing whether or not residents should be allowed to own and keep chickens in their yards. It’s been great fun to listen to the heated discussions. Some ...

Laying chicken chicks will cost about $15-$25 each depending on who is selling them. It will take a while before you start getting eggs. “Laying breeds, 16 weeks before you start get eggs, other ...

Chickens don't lay eggs right away, and it could be months before you see a return. Health and biosecurity measures are needed to protect backyard flocks from diseases including bird flu.

Unless you provide light in the coop, chickens may stop laying eggs in winter but will resume in spring, O'Connor said. Proper nutrition and health of the chickens also play roles in egg production.