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Thank you for taking the time to visit Back Yard Chicken Coop! We have a small team of motivated people that love chickens and we are putting together this website. We are excited to share our experiences and publish as much information about chickens as we can. We are learning about medications, vaccines, organic chicken feed, heated water bowls, buying live chickens online and building chicken coops for your backyard. We have found so many resources for chicken coop plans. We think some of the plans on the market are pretty amazing. They are chicken tractors, chicken arcs and even green roof chicken coops. The increasing popularity of raising chickens is bringing more and more variety to the chicken coop world!
We are very excited about posting valuable information for our readers and we look forward to developing an interactive forum where people can exchange ideas and helpful chicken raising tips. In the mean time, please feel free to share your thoughts, pictures or ideas with us. We will make sure we post them to our website! Feel free to contact us anytime:
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In spring of 2011, Green Roof Chicken Coop launched the Herb Garden Coop. It looks great with the stained wood and is perfect for a back yard chicken coop. This chicken coop is ideal for 4-6 chickens. The specific design features of this chicken coop include a hen house with a ramp, a built in chicken run, a built in roost and a nest. The floor of the hen house is made of chicken wire which makes for easy cleaning. The plans for this chicken coop cost just under $35 which are the same as cost the original Green Roof Chicken Coop. The instructions for both chicken coops are step by step instructions with tons of pictures and diagrams. Both plans have shopping lists, cut lists and illustrated instructions. It is nice to know how many screws you will need step by step! The nice part about a Green Roof Chicken Coop is that is will blend with just about any neighborhood. We think the original Green Roof Chicken Coop is a little more modern looking while the Herb Garden Chicken Coop is a classic. Our only request was that they make a green roof chicken coop suitable for a larger flock! Take a look at the pictures below. If you are interested, the pictures and titles link through to Green Roof Chicken Coop.
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When it comes to backyard chicken coops, the kind of chicken coop people want often depends on the size of their backyard! Raising chickens is somewhat addicting and people always seem to want a few more. Sometimes it is the newborn chicks and raising them each spring and sometimes it is collecting those organic eggs. Either way, people sometimes grow their flock and, as such, they need bigger chicken coops as their flock grows. In those cases, it is nice to have e-books on hand that offer small, medium and large chicken coop plans. These type of e-books are also great for people who are not sure what they want or what they might want to build. They give great overviews of various types of chicken coops and get people thinking about what they might want to do for their chickens. The two ebooks below are extremely popular and both have 60-day money back guarantees. Just click through the books to learn more.
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