How to Build a Sustainable Chicken Coop for $10, Part 2
This is part two of the sustainability workshop at the Garden of Eden on how to build a chicken coop.
This coop was built for $10 but could have been done for free if not for highlighting a couple examples that included money.
This how-to shows step by step on what is involved and varying options. The elements for this chicken coop are in great detail and the parts that costed money are noted so that they can be omitted if you wish.
This is a very large and well-built coop. This covers how to protect from predators and weather as well as important aspects of construction to consider.
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The Garden of Eden is the most sustainable organization in the state of Texas (and probably the nation). We're focused on our values of integrity, honor, responsibility, accountability, freedom, and family, and spend our lives feeding, clothing, housing, and educating people.
Our Eden Knights live on less than $1 a day each, and we feed 40,000 free meals a year without government assistance, corporate sponsorship, or rich benefactors! We have a negative carbon footprint; use composting toilets; grow food; cook year-round on outdoor, wood-burning rocket stoves we built by hand from earth; reduce/reuse/recycle; shower from our well; and barter and trade for most of the goods and services we require. We are 100% dedicated to PROCEEDS NOT PROFITS; everything we offer is by donation to our humanitarian works and social outreach.
My video is at DLive
Raising chickens is the best! Fresh eggs and meat!
I loved building this coop. It's amazing what one can do without money with a creative mind! Awesome post!
coop for chicken which is built by cost of 10 dollar, amazingly done the task.
Wow it is a great idea .i like the post .thank you sharing the post.
'How to Build a Sustainable Chicken Coop for $10'
its great idea,,thanks for sharing
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Thanks for sharing post.
Every day I admire the work of the @gardenofeden team and it is a wonderful initiative for those organizations that want to do sustainable work for the benefit of different states. May the blessings follow. Namaste
Excellent, like part one yesterday, this part two is fantastic. Truly, this new project of yours surprises me a lot and gives me more honors to admire them. The most surprising thing is that they only invested $ 10, since they built it only with recyclable materials and that makes it even more unique. Congratulations, you continue to do an excellent job and everything for a better world.
wow! amazing technique! The elaboration of these poultry houses are not only innovative nowadays, but they contribute a grain of sand to a sustainable environment! very good idea, I like it!
Thanks for sharing