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Breakfast via the chicken caravan 30... these nesting boxes allow the hen to lay her egg, and the egg rolls down to the collection area that you access from the outside. The nest box also auto closes at night, chickens don’t sit in there and dirty the nest boxes with their droppings. #chickencaravan #chickencaravan30 #chickentractor #permaculture #permaculturedesigncourse #permaculturedesign #growyourownfood #permaculturefarm #permacultureliving #permacultureeducation #zaytunafarm #permacultureresearchinstitute #permaculturewillfeedtheworld

Re-designed Simpson Chicken Tractor @simpsonfamfarm. Darby's new design shed A LOT of weight from his previous design. Plans, course additions, and more on these come fall. #chickentractor #pasturedpoultry

The sweetest chicken tractor that cost us almost nothing. New video up on YouTube! #chickens #chickentractor #salatinstyle #homesteading #recyle #homesteadersofamerica #homesteadersofinstagram #reuse #repurpose #youtube #vlogger

The kids and I worked into the night last night to build a small pen for the chicken grow-outs! Once they’re a little bigger we’ll move them in with our big chickens. I can’t wait to just live out here! Instead of packing up and driving home, we’ll just clean up and go inside! #vininghomestead . . #farmlife #freerangekids #countryliving #backtobasics #leavethecity #stayathomedad #stayathomemom #workfromhome #lovethisdadlife #chickentractor

We built this A-frame chicken tractor from @kelseyjorissen plans. The full tour, all the features and a homestead update is live on the YouTube channel this morning! Just search ‘farmhouse on Boone’ to watch it or visit the link in my profile! #homesteading #chickens #backyardchickens #chickentractor

Our new chicken tractor we built this weekend! I absolutely love it. Our grass is going to love it too!

I (finally/mostly) finished my chicken tractor!!! It is A) very functional and B) has beautiful straight lines, WHICH, let me just tell you, is the first time that has ever happened with one of my wood projects. I did not make a similar post when I finished my coop because even though it is highly functional, predator-proof, weather-proof, apocalypse-proof...it looks like a homeless camp. So I’m pretty proud of this little beauty. And the Beeps are loving their new transition space! . . #chicken #chickens #chickentractor #chickencoop #coop #project #woodworking #woodproject #houseproject #DIY #construction #wood #farmlife #bird #raisingchickens #petsofinstagram #chickensofinstagram #freerangechickens #backyardchickens #backyardpoultry #mypetchicken #ilovemychickens #girlpower #happyhens #happychickens #hobbyfarm #girlswhobuild

Los refugios móviles para la crianza de pollos pastoriles tienen dos funciones principales: 1- permitir una correcta gestión del pastoreo, ya que al mover diariamente los refugios se otorga a la pradera descansos largos y ocupaciones cortas. 2- Los refugios otorgan protección contra las inclemencias climáticas y contra los depredadores. #chickensofinstagram #happychickens #regenerativefarming #polyface #chickens #regenerativefarming #polyface #OrganicFarm #OrganicFarm #chickentractor #freerangehens #freerange #farm #eggs #chickentractor #pastureraisedeggs #freerangechickens #happyhens #gallinaenpastoreo #gallinasponedoras #gallinasfelices #pollospastoriles #pasturedpoultry #salatinstyle #vida #sano #cheff

How to Break Down A Whole Bird for Roast Chicken Pieces . . One of my favorite preparations for our meat chickens is roasted chicken pieces. But in order to roast the pieces, we first need to break down the bird. This is how I do it (search on YouTube to find a method that works for you!). . . First, pull the leg quarter out a bit then slice through the skin that connects it to the breast. Bend the leg quarter back until the hip joint pops forward and apart, then run your knife along the backbone, “scooping” out the meat of the thigh (you don’t want to leave that delicious & tender “oyster” behind!). Place the leg quarter skin side down, then find the line of connective tissue between the leg and thigh. Slice through just along the outside of that line, and you should find the sweet spot where you can cut through the joint (you should not be cutting bone! If you are, just move your knife to the right or left and keep trying till you find the right spot). Repeat on the other side. . . Next, remove the wing by bending it upwards and cutting down through the joint (again, not through the bone!), careful to leave some meat on the wing but not take too much from the breast. Repeat on the other side. . . Turn the bird on its side and use scissors to cut along the line of connective tissue that runs through the rib cage and up toward where the wing was. Twist the back upwards to break the joints, then use your knife to cut through the skin/meat holding the two pieces together, if needed. . . Turn the breast piece skin side down, then position your knife in the middle of the thin bone layer (cartilage?) covering the backside of the breasts. Press down firmly to pop through, careful to keep your fingers tucked away from the knife in case it rolls or slips. You’ll need to pop through the wishbone as well. Slice through the meat and skin to separate the breasts. . . **CONTINUED in comments**