How do we move the chicken tractor without all the chickens getting out?? This is one of our most asked questions...so here you go! Taking away the feed at night is key! And this is important anyway with meat birds to keep them from overeating. So it works very well! But even with egg layers, remove the feed at night & introduce it right when you are ready to move. This makes a HUGE difference in how easy this process will go. 👏🏻🐔 . . #chickencoop #chickenfarm #chickentractor #raiseyourownfoo

How long does it ACTUALLY take to lift the chicken tractor and move it to fresh grass? Let's find out 😉 The first chicken tractor, our meat birds coop, took me 40 seconds to move. The second tractor for our egg layers took me 43 seconds. So quick for both! 👏🏻 Using a wheel system that is always attached to the tractor makes it so much quicker you only need to move your tractors one place forward. THIS is why I love having a moveable coop. No cleaning of the "floor" required. Chickens poop soo

Chicken Tractor = Flexibility 🐔 Don't want to spend time cleaning the coop every week? Move it forward. Have a reason that the chickens can't free range? Keep them inside, but move forward to fresh grass...they're still getting the benefits! Our chicken tractor is 8ftx10ft & fits anywhere from 16-40 chickens inside depending on if they free range during the day or stay inside full time. I've done up to 40, and as few as 13. The more birds you have inside, the more you want to consider moving to