Chicken tractor waterer details
The new 2 gallon chicken tractor bucket waterer is a nice upgrade.
We have 3 hens in our tractor and it’s usually enough for all week.
5 gallons would be too heavy and make it harder to move.
More heated chicken waterer buckets for sale
This Do
It Yourself heated chicken watering apparatus can be cobbled
together with parts from most common hardware stores.
A more simple solution would
be to get in on the next order of our modified
heated Farm Innovations 2 gallon bucket waterer.
Coping with frozen water in
your chicken coop can really take the fun out of tending to your flock
in the Winter. If I had to guess I’d say this heated bucket saves us a
little over an hour a week compared to the old fashioned method of
dumping the frozen ice out and refilling.
Chicken books on sale
Want
some free and cheap reading for the Thanksgiving vacation? I figured
this turkey-friendly holiday is a perfect time for books on chickens, so
I’ve set The Working Chicken free on Amazon, Smashwords, and Barnes & Noble.
Find out why hard-nosed homesteaders don’t name their chickens and much
more in this photo-rich introduction to backyard chicken care. (And, for
those of you who are more experienced or less hard-nosed, you’ll likely
still enjoy the children’s book at the end, just right for inspiring
the next generation of chicken keepers.)
If that introduction whets your appetite, my more in-depth series, Permaculture Chicken,
includes three books bound to make your chicken-keeping adventure run
more smoothly. And each ebook is marked down to 99 cents this week —
buy them all and save 74%! Here are the links: Permaculture Chicken: Incubation Handbook, Pasture Basics, and Thrifty Chicken Breeds.
I hope you find at
least a few tidbits in these four books to make your own chicken-keeping
experience more fun for you and for your birds. If so, why not make my
day and leave a review? Thank you in advance for considering my books!