Most importantly, your chicken coop should be insulated, something backed up by University of Minnesota Extension guidance on the subject. Make sure the coop is still ventilated in order to avoid ...

Learn how to make a playhouse chicken coop! ... We wanted our coop to be well-insulated, because although chickens are cold-hardy, they’re still susceptible to frostbite in their combs, ...

While coops don’t usually need to be insulated depending on the location, it’s essential that a coop has airflow to remove fumes and moisture. It’s also helpful to prevent diseases.

A greenhouse/chicken coop becomes a year-round food-producing machine, giving you a bounty of fruits, vegetables and protein all in one. ... and an un-insulated chicken coop on the North.

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