Poultry House Construction

Poultry House Construction
Author: Michael Roberts
Publisher:
Total Pages: 100
Release: 1997
Genre: Nature
ISBN:

This is a do-it-yourself guide to building poultry houses and allied equipment. It discusses the needs of the various types of fowl, and gives detailed plans and material lists for building coops, nest boxes, runs, arks, folds, a show box and a poultry palace.

Building the Poultry Penthouse

Building the Poultry Penthouse
Author: Gerry Bolla
Publisher: NSW Agriculture
Total Pages: 59
Release: 2016-05-31
Genre: Reference
ISBN: 174256190X

The ‘Poultry Penthouse’ will comfortably house 12-15 hens full time. If birds are let out daily to free range the Penthouse can hold up to 25 birds, sleeping on the slatted floor at night. The Penthouse will need to be securely closed at night to keep out foxes. This publication provides a list of materials, and step by step instructions, with diagrams and colour photos, to help you build a comfortable and functional hen-house for your poultry.

Farmers' Bulletin

Farmers' Bulletin
Author: United States. Department of Agriculture
Publisher:
Total Pages: 604
Release: 1928
Genre: Agriculture
ISBN:

Making Mobile Hen Houses

Making Mobile Hen Houses
Author: Michael Roberts
Publisher: Golden Cockerel S.
Total Pages: 126
Release: 2005
Genre: Animals
ISBN: 9780947870461

This sequel to Poultry House Construction has descriptions of 8 methods of mobilising hen houses, 3 fold units, 2 large free range houses, a broody coop, a sound moderated house, an urban poultry house, a wheelchair user's poultry house, 2 shelters, a rollaway nest box, a 6ft run and 6ft and 10ft sections. All have photographs and plans.

Backyard Chickens' Guide to Coops and Tractors

Backyard Chickens' Guide to Coops and Tractors
Author: Members of Backyard Chickens.com
Publisher: Penguin
Total Pages: 329
Release: 2011-08-01
Genre: House & Home
ISBN: 1440317003

Keeping chickens isn't just for farms! The backyard chicken revolution has coops popping up in neighborhoods all over. Home-raised chickens provide a great source of superior, organic eggs that are as close as your backyard. Chickens also make good pets and provide free fertilizer—and lots of fun. Backyard Chickens Guide offers plans and photos for 16 custom coops built by real chicken owners, (including three portable designs known as tractors). Read their stories and learn from their experiences, then head out to the backyard to start your own flock.