How to Clean a Chicken Coop
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Backyard chickens can be rewarding — they’re fun, unique, and their eggs provide nutrition for your family. But owning a flock of chickens comes with plenty of responsibilities. Many first-time chicken owners wonder how often to clean a chicken coop and which tasks need to be done most frequently. Follow these step-by-step task lists, and discover how to keep your chicken coop clean without dedicating too much of your day to chores.
Spending a few minutes on each of these chores every day will lead to happy and healthy hens.
Add these coop chores to your list of things to do at the start of each week.
Keep up to date on your daily and weekly chores, and these additional monthly tasks will be easy to manage.
Alongside your daily, weekly and monthly chores, how often should you clean a chicken coop from top to bottom? Schedule in a deep clean about every six months. If you move your flock to a more sheltered enclosure for the winter, take these steps to give the warm-weather coop a good spring clean before the hens return.
As you complete your daily, weekly and monthly cleaning tasks, keep health and safety top of mind with these tips.
Follow these guidelines on how to clean a chicken coop, and you’re sure to have a happy flock and quality eggs. No matter what your flock needs are, Tractor Supply has everything you need for starting, growing, and maintaining your flock year-round.
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